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Look, whether you like him or not, you have to admit one thing: Donald Trump is not a man who quits. He's been investigated, impeached twice, taken to court more times than most people can count, and even survived an assassination attempt. And after all of that, he came back and won the presidency again. That's not luck — that's a level of resilience most politicians could only dream of.
Think back to before COVID hit. The economy was genuinely humming. Unemployment was at record lows for Black, Hispanic, and Asian Americans. People had more money in their pockets. Small businesses were expanding. You don't get numbers like that by accident — that takes someone willing to cut through red tape and actually let the economy breathe.
On the world stage, his supporters will tell you — and they have a point — that things felt more contained. The Abraham Accords were a real breakthrough that so-called foreign policy experts said couldn't be done. He got it done. Sometimes an outsider who doesn't play by the usual rules is exactly what a stuck system needs.
And here's the thing people underestimate: he listens to the people who feel ignored. Millions of working-class Americans feel like Washington forgot about them. Trump speaks their language — bluntly, loudly, without a filter. Like him or hate him, that connection is real and it matters in a democracy.
Is he unconventional? Absolutely. But unconventional isn't the same as unfit. The people who voted for him knew exactly who they were getting — and they chose him anyway.