Trump’s Golden Decade
Where were you ten years ago? June 16, 2015 … that was the day business mogul and reality TV star Donald J. Trump descended the now famous golden escalator to announce his first bid to run for President of the United States.
Since that moment, President Trump has ascended to the pinnacle of the Republican party and changed the face of American politics. (here)
Trump has drawn comparisons to Presidents Teddy Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan. He is the only president to serve two nonconsecutive terms other than Grover Cleveland, beating former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in 2016 and former Vice President Kamala Harris in 2020. He has survived adversity like no other political figure… impeachments, insurrection accusations, lawfare and two assassination attempts.
From the golden escalator to the new Golden Age of America, President Trump has created the MAGA movement that will likely influence the Republican Party, long after he leaves the White House. (here)
Republicans are now considered the party of the blue collar, working class, receiving support from rank-and-file union workers, despite not receiving endorsements from union bosses. (here)
President Trump received a major shift of support from minority voters, something that shocked many Democrats who long took for granted this voter block. (here)
It’s now up to the Republican Party to carry this momentum into 2026 and beyond, ensuring the MAGA movement and President Trump’s influence endure for decades to come.