Trump: Sweeping changes starting on 1st day he takes office

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Six weeks ahead of taking office for a new four-year tenure in the White House, Trump seemed emboldened by his victory last month, making him only the second American president elected to a second, nonconsecutive term after Grover Cleveland in the 1890s.
44% : "Trump centered much of his campaign on closing the southwestern U.S. border with Mexico and said mass deportations will begin quickly.
41% : "I can't guarantee anything," Trump said.
38% : "Trump said that on his first day in office he would be "acting very quickly" to pardon many of the more than 1,200 people convicted of an array of offenses linked to the rioting at the Capitol.
35% : Trump made no exceptions for families with mixed immigration status, where some family members are in the U.S. legally and some illegally.
34% : During a political debate in September, Trump declined to say he wants Ukraine to win the war.
31% : Asked by NBC anchor Kristen Welker how, in his view, Democrats were able to steal that election but not the one a month ago, Trump said, "Because I think it was too big to rig.
24% : Trump said the cost and logistical complexity of such a massive deportation plan does not faze him.
17% : Trump described special counsel Jack Smith, who twice indicted him, as "very corrupt.
15% : Yet Trump said he would not appoint a special prosecutor to investigate Biden.
12% : But Trump, a Republican, also lapsed into familiar grievances, refusing as he has for four years to concede he lost the 2020 election to Democrat Joe Biden because of unfounded claims of fraudulent balloting and vote counting.
9% : "Trump blamed Biden for the nation's political divide and heaped insults on his perceived foes, including the nine-member House of Representatives committee that spent more than a year examining the January 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol by Trump supporters trying to block lawmakers from certifying that Biden had won the 2020 election.

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