Trump to Pledge New 'American Dream' in Congress Speech

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

77% : " "President Trump is the greatest orator we've ever had in the Oval Office.
72% : Trump reportedly would cover four areas: his second term's achievements so far at home and abroad, the economy, a push for Congress to pass border funding and Trump's plans for "peace around the globe.
68% : "It's an opportunity for President Trump, as only he can, to lay out the last month of record-setting, record-breaking unprecedented achievements and accomplishments that have made this the most successful opening to any presidency.
60% : " Trump himself promised in a post on his Truth Social platform on Monday that the address to Congress "WILL BE BIG" and vowed that "I WILL TELL IT LIKE IT IS!"
59% : Together with Musk, Trump has shown his intent to push through his "Make America Great Again" agenda - even if it means testing the constitutional limits of his authority or straining ties with allies.
54% : On the world stage, Trump will discuss his efforts to redefine U.S. foreign policy.
53% : Trump is likely to strike a triumphant tone as he returns to a Republican-controlled Congress, determined to exert more executive power than any president in decades.
49% : Trump, who famously painted a picture of "American carnage" when he was inaugurated for his first term, is expected to tout the record blitz of executive orders he has signed since his return to the White House.
34% : But with his poll numbers softening, Trump will also know he faces pressure to deal with stubborn issues facing Americans - most importantly inflation.
23% : Trump has moved to unilaterally dismantle federal agencies, fired thousands of government workers, ended diversity programs and begun holding undocumented migrants at the U.S. military base at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba as part of his crackdown on foreigners without papers.

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