1. TRUMP: THE BEAUTIFUL PRESIDENT OF CYNOSURE
The phrase I love Trump has risen to be one of the
most used phrases in recent confessions
made by many concerning a
sitting president. Phenomenal!
By Okoye, David Ikechukwu
The phrase I love you or I love John (or any person at all) is believed to be a kind of
phrases often used within the context of emotional expressions. It is mainly spoken of
one about another who is emotionally attached to him/her. Like for
instance a boy speaking of his girlfriend, a man speaking of his wife, a
child speaking of the father or the mother. It has always appeared a routine
within this confine not until recently.
This phrase found to mainly express hearty feelings for loved ones, within
the family or friends circle, has reportedly and repeatedly escaped into
politics. People alongside saying they love their boyfriend or girlfriend or

2. father or mother or mentor also say these days they love a president.
Formal or sitting President?
Inasmuch as we cannot deny the fact that this phrase is also used in other
contexts, we will build around the fact that people seldom use it talking
about people sitting in political positions; positions deemed to be flooded
with all manner of political shenanigans and subterfuge. But against the
normal derogatory comments people often use for those in the political
positions, a number of people have come to say I love Trump.
Why so much love for a sitting president, Trump?
Just about the all things that President Trump campaigned on he
accomplished. Check him on these areas:
He is an Apolitical Man
For umpteen times, a number of trump supporters both at Trump rallies
and elsewhere have expressed their unalloyed love and support for the
New York businessman –Trump. The people are angry at the political

3. system and have backed him because he is not a traditional politician.
He speaks differently many said.
A Man of Kept Promises
During his 2016 election campaign, he made quite a lot of promises on the
possible way out of the many weakening challenges facing the US. He
made and kept the promises and below are some of the promises made
and kept.
i. Lower Tax Rate
Before election: Trump promised to lower the corporate tax rate and
bring in huge tax cuts for working Americans.
After: The Republican tax plan passed in December 2017, and it largely
ticks the box for the president although its merits are hotly disputed. He
has had to compromise on his pledge to bring corporation tax down from
35% to 15% (it will be 21% instead).
ii. Pull out from the Paris deal
Before: As a candidate, Mr. Trump derided climate change as a hoax
concocted by China, and the regulations of Paris as stifling to American
growth.
After: After three months of hemming and hawing behind the closed doors
of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, the president came down decisively on the
side near the exits. Quitting the Paris deal, signed by nearly 200 countries,
is unequivocally a promise kept. The exit officially takes effect 4 November,
the day after the US election

4. iii. Appointing conservative justices
Before: "I am looking for judges and have actually picked 20 of them.
They'll respect the Second Amendment and what it stands for and what it
represents."
After: He vowed to appoint a conservative justice and he has appointed
two - Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh. The most recent was the
appointment of Amy Coney Barrett.
iv. To repeal and replace Obamacare
Before: One of Mr. Trump's trademark rally pledges was to repeal and
replace Obamacare - his predecessor's attempt to extend healthcare to the
estimated 15% of the country who are not covered.
It is widely hated by Republicans, who say the law imposes too many costs
on business, with many describing it as a "job killer" and decrying the
reforms - officially the Affordable Care Act - as an unwarranted intrusion
into the affairs of private businesses and individuals.
After: Republicans have been unable to pass a repeal or reform bill.
That said, the Trump administration has managed to dismantle parts of
the law - enrolment periods have been shortened, some subsidies have

5. been axed, and the fine for people who did not purchase health insurance
has been eliminated as part of the 2017 tax plan.
v. Stop Islamic State group
Before: During a speech in Iowa in November 2015, Mr. Trump warned
that he would, using an expletive, bomb the so-called Islamic State group
into obliteration.
After: The president dropped the biggest non-nuclear bomb in the US
arsenal on an IS-stronghold in Afghanistan. He also takes credit for driving
IS out of parts of Iraq and Syria, saying the group has been "largely
defeated", although that process was under way under Obama. Last year,
IS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi killed himself during a raid by US
commandos.
vi. US-Mexico wall
Before: His vow to build a wall along the US-Mexican border was one of
the most controversial campaign promises he made.
After: By September 25, 2020, 321 miles of barrier had been constructed
during the along the US-Mexico border. According to CBP, 400 miles (640
km) had been built by October 29, 2020 with a goal of 450 miles total by
the end of the year.

6. A man of Peace
To some, Trump is a leader who spends a lot of time sowing panic at home,
and seems rather keen to mending fences abroad. This common believe
led to the surprise that came to many fighting the survival of America and
the success of Trump`s administration when the peacemaking initiatives
from the Trump`s white house blew across the world. UAE was first, later
came Bahrain and Sudan. This peace deals were possible when Trump
changed the policy used by the previous US administration for peace
making between Israel and the Arab nations.
He is a good Husband and father
Though he married about two wives before Melania, the present wind that
blows across his family shows he is good and responsible husband and
father at home. The seeming giant boys he ha at home and the daughters
have been of prouder achievements for him. Not one has been involved in
a scandal, not one express a different view to his father`s public opinions.
They are have truly stood around him and have been of immense help to
his
He is a die-hard fighter

7. I will be voting again for President Trump, a supporter said, not because
he is perfect. Regardless of his flaws, the supporter continued, the
President is a fighter. He fights in the trenches daily for the American
people. Many will speak of his his seeming weak points. Yes, he may lack
subtlety, may tweet too much and may be off-putting to some, but there
is this one thing he does, a thing that so many presidents before him could
not: he gets the job done for America. He fights every day to implement the
values Americans across the country hold dear and ensuring all are
empowered to reach for their American dreams.
He told Americans recently, “Don’t be afraid of COVID,” and Democrats
are losing their minds. Why? Because Democrats want the people to live
in fear and hide in their homes. They want you to believe your nation is
divided.
They want you to think your country is a chaotic place full of awful, racist
people and that all are going to die in this pandemic. COVID has presented
them with a rare and unique opportunity to repackage and rebrand their
growing government agenda and push socialist ideas.

8. The last thing is that I believe few people love this country the United
States of America and this love has made them love a man, President
Trump, who loves and fights for this country.
I love Trump; we love Trump. Trump all the way!