Donald Trump Defeats Kamala Harris, Wins Back The White House

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

86% : Trump ran on a platform that promised to Make America Great Again.
59% : Despite suggestions that the race would be incredibly close, Trump took off with an early lead, quickly winning majorities in the key swing states of Georgia and North Carolina, and showing early dominance in Pennsylvania.
53% : When the race was called just past 1:00 a.m. on the east coast, Trump had won three of seven swing states -- Georgia, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania -- putting him at 270 Electoral College votes.
50% : Trump, who also won the 2016 presidential election, will return to the White House after a four-year absence, after Harris and President Joe Biden won in 2020.
35% : Trump also has vowed to prevent another world war, to restore peace in both Europe and the Middle East, and to deport "pro-Hamas radicals" active on American campuses.
29% : Trump faced not one but two assassination attempts, and was shot in the ear by an assassin who narrowly missed the president's head.
14% : Harris accepted Trump's victory in remarks made late Tuesday night, expressing deep disappointment that her party would not take the White House, and warning, as she has throughout the election cycle, that Trump will bring fascism to the United States.

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