Opinion: Trump can fix what Biden broke. But he needs to seize the moment and stay on task.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

81% : Trump also has nominated Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., as the next ambassador to the United Nations.
63% : On Thursday, Trump hired Susie Wiles as his chief of staff, the first time a woman has ever held the position.
58% : It's antithetical to his very being, but Trump must find a semblance of humility, including in how he communicates to Americans and the world.
57% : Trump has already made key choices for his Cabinet that signal he is more seasoned as he prepares to move into the White House a second time.
53% : Following the legislative process would signal that Trump intends for meaningful, long-term change.
45% : Instead, Trump should focus on a handful of domestic and international policies and work with the Republican-controlled Congress to enact them into law.
40% : Trump must take a strong stand against terrorism by supporting Israel.
36% : Opinion: Voters strongly rebuke Democrats by electing Trump.
34% : With Ukraine, Trump needs to be both a dealmaker and a peacemaker.
33% : But will progressives listen?Trump also can help control inflation by reducing the deficit, which hit an astounding $1.83 trillion in fiscal year 2024 under President Joe Biden.
31% : Opinion: Trump isn't Mussolini.
30% : One legislative step Trump needs to take soon after taking the oath of office is to send legislation to Congress that will extend his Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which is set to expire at the end of 2025.
27% : Trump also should rekindle his supposedly amicable relationship with Chinese President Xi Jinping and reconsider his plans to ignite a trade war.
23% : "Both hires are good signs that Trump intends to treat border issues as the national security crisis that they are.
23% : Trump needs to rise above the chaos that marked much of his first term, brought on by his narcissistic traits.
18% : Trump must prove them wrong.

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