Post Election Transition

• November 20: Trump celebrated his election victory in West Palm Beach, emphasizing his return to the White House as a continuation of his "America First" agenda. He highlighted plans for rapid policy rollouts, including trade renegotiations and border control enhancements​

• November 22: Reports surfaced detailing Trump's potential Cabinet appointments. Controversial figures such as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. were speculated for major health policy roles, sparking debates over the administration's stance on vaccines and public health​

• November 24: Trump reiterated his intent to "immediately address" ongoing international conflicts, including Ukraine and Gaza. His comments drew criticism for their lack of specificity, particularly regarding peace processes​

Legal and Political Challenges

• Trump's legal team has been actively navigating his ongoing cases. Though his presidency is expected to shield him from federal charges, state-level cases, like the Georgia election interference trial, remain unresolved​

• Political analysts have scrutinized his choice of J.D. Vance as vice president-elect, with mixed reactions regarding Vance's potential to attract moderate voters​

Public Appearances and Statements

• November 26: Trump made a public address emphasizing his economic plans, including revisiting the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement and imposing tariffs on foreign imports. Critics labeled these moves as potentially destabilizing for international relations​

• November 28: Trump hosted a private fundraiser aimed at building support for his second-term agenda. The event also addressed his plans to counteract Democratic policies on climate and taxation​

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