Donald Trump


  • The U.S presidential inauguration and Trumpโ€™s second impeachment

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    The U.S presidential inauguration and Trumpโ€™s second impeachment

    President Elect Joe Bidenโ€™s inauguration is taking place Wednesday, Jan. 20, at 12 p.m.ย  The United States will officially begin a Biden administration, and close a chapter on what can be labelled as one of the most fiercely bipartisan periods in American history.  Before looking at what comes next, itโ€™s important to look back on…

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  • Trump’s impeachment is only the beginning

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    Trump’s impeachment is only the beginning

    January 2020 has probably been one of the most eventful months I can honestly remember, and it is only halfway over. The new decade started off with U.S. President Donald Trump issuing a drone strike against Qassem Soleimani, an Iranian Major General in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corporation. This strike was unprecedented for a lot…

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  • What does President Trump’s impeachment mean?

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    What does President Trump’s impeachment mean?

    On Dec. 18, 2019, the United States House of Representatives voted to impeach President Donald Trump based on two articles alleging grave misconduct. This was a decision that was made after months of debate and hearings that were conducted by the House Intelligence and Judiciary committees. The first article, which was passed by a 230-197…

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  • The US government shutdown shows Trumpโ€™s incompetence

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    The US government shutdown shows Trumpโ€™s incompetence

    In 2013, Donald Trump indirectly tweeted then-president Obama, saying โ€œa shutdown falls on the presidentโ€™s lack of leadership. He canโ€™t even control his party and get people together in a room. A shutdown means the president is weak.โ€ Oh, the irony. The US government has been shutdown since mid-December; now making it the longest shutdown…

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  • Trump’s proposal to end birthright citizenship is unconstitutional

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    Trump’s proposal to end birthright citizenship is unconstitutional

    Americaโ€™s fourteenth constitutional amendment reads: โ€œall persons born or naturalized in the United States, are citizens of the United States.โ€ This means that birthright citizenship is granted to any person born in the United States, regardless of their parentage. It extends to children of both documented and undocumented immigrants who now reside in the United…

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