Presidential Inauguration Trump

Trump’s 2017 inauguration on January 20 marked his transition from Obama. His speech focused on America First and criticized Washington elites. The crowd size dispute led to the phrase alternative facts. He is the 45th President of United States.

Protests & Reactions

• Women’s March (Jan 21) saw millions protest worldwide.
• Over 50 Democrats boycotted.
• Former presidents attended, including Obama & Clinton.

Other Highlights

• Entertainment was sparse as many declined to perform.
• A military parade & inaugural balls followed the ceremony.

Donald Trump’s presidency (2017–2021) was marked by major policy shifts, controversies, and economic changes. Here’s a quick breakdown:

Key Achievements

✅ Economy: Before COVID-19, the stock market and job growth surged. ✅ Tax Cuts: The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act lowered corporate taxes. ✅ Judiciary: Appointed three Supreme Court justices, shifting the Court right. ✅ Foreign Policy: Negotiated Abraham Accords (Middle East peace deals) and engaged with North Korea. ✅ Criminal Justice Reform: Signed the First Step Act to reduce prison sentences.

Major Controversies

❌ Impeachments: Impeached twice (Ukraine scandal in 2019, Capitol riot in 2021). ❌ COVID-19 Response: Criticized for downplaying the pandemic. ❌ Racial Tensions: George Floyd protests and controversial handling of BLM movements. ❌ Capitol Riot (Jan 6, 2021): Accused of inciting an insurrection after the 2020 election loss.

His presidency ended with deep national division and a contested 2020 election, which he falsely claimed was stolen.