Trump Says Things Will Be Fine for America Before His Term Ends

US President Donald Trump has promised that America will do well over his final two years in office, and said he plans to lean heavily on his veto power now that Democrats control Congress.

US President Donald Trump discusses his veto power plans for the final two years of his term
US President Donald Trump, pictured in an archive photo, says he will lean on his veto power over the next two years. (Photo: AP Photo / Carolyn Kaster)

Trump Vows Smooth Sailing Ahead

President Donald Trump has promised that the United States will do just fine during the last two years of his term. He also made clear he plans to use his veto power often, now that Democrats hold both chambers of Congress.

“I think we’re going to be fine over the next two years. We have a very powerful tool, and that’s the veto power, and I intend to use it very often,” he said in an interview with Salem News.

Trump Already Branded Himself “Mr. Veto”

Trump had earlier said he would become “Mr. Veto” for any legislation pushed by Democrats. This stance signals that gridlock between the White House and Congress could define the coming months.

Republicans Lost Control of Congress

According to preliminary results from the US midterm elections, Republicans lost control of both chambers of Congress. Voters picked all 435 House members and 35 senators during the vote.

Trump publicly congratulated Democrats on their win. He also said Republicans could have performed far better if he had campaigned himself.


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Mayur Mohta, PhD in Finance, is an expert in international trade, finance, business strategy, and marketing, with 8+ years of professional and 4 years of teaching experience. He writes on global economic and trade developments for BRICS Times.

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