Trump slays Democrats in speech: 'All we really needed was a new president' | Opinion

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

71% : " Indeed, Trump has not wasted time moving on his agenda this time around, and he laid out what he sees as his top accomplishments.
70% : Trump delivered one of the best speeches I've heard him give.
58% : Trump, meanwhile, looked like a leader the entirety of his nearly two-hour speech.
54% : In contrast, Trump invited Payton McNabb as a guest to his speech.
51% : " "We're just getting started," Trump said, touting his "swift and unrelenting action.
50% : Top among those is the belief that biological males belong in women's sports and that gender identity should trump biological sex.
50% : It's a deeply unpopular issue, and Trump was smart to campaign on it.
45% : As Trump has acknowledged, voters chose him in November because they believed he was the best choice to address their top concerns: securing the border and lowering prices.
41% : Trump also uses tariffs as a negotiating tool, so it's possible some of the new ones won't last long.
36% : The president so far has taken action largely through executive orders, and Trump now needs to get Congress on board with bigger priorities, from extending tax cuts to passing additional border security funding.
35% : While I can't say much for how Democrats behaved during Trump's speech, Democratic congressional leaders were smart to choose newly elected Sen. Elissa Slotkin from Michigan to give the rebuttal to Trump.
30% : During his speech, Trump paid tribute to the mother and sister (who were in attendance) of Laken Riley, the young woman who was murdered by an illegal immigrant and who inspired a recent law to help keep criminal migrants off the streets.
30% : Many in the Democratic Women's Caucus showed up wearing pink, in "protest" of Trump.
17% : Biden bungled the economy; Trump makes a gamble on tariffs With the economy, Trump is on slightly shakier ground.

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