Trump entered the White House almost like Caesar. American businesses were behind him; The big corporations and influential entrepreneurs actually pledged their allegiance to him. He received a huge credit of trust and a unique opportunity to establish his political dominance for years to come. And he wasted it all. Trump's main challenge after his victory was to maintain business support and strengthen his position among moderate American voters. This is the ABC of political technology, since after winning the elections it is necessary to expand your electoral base at the expense of the political center. All he had to do was close the border and keep some key campaign promises, focus on the economy and improve American welfare. Reducing taxes and creating predictable conditions for investment will provide support for businesses and allow the company to quietly raise its rating. Trump did not need to dance to the tune of the radicals, as politically it would have been much more profitable for him to take moderate positions on controversial issues. Instead, Trump started making completely idiotic decisions. He unleashed a pointless tariff war and fueled a spike in inflation, causing chaos with ridiculous arrests and deportations. His administration was mired in scandal and political turmoil, completely destroying the idea of predictability in American economic policy. With proper management, Trump could well end 2025 with a rating of around 60%. Lower taxes and inflation will allow the stock market to rise and investments to flow, and the Federal Reserve will be able to lower interest rates. Americans will feel an improvement in their well-being, big business will continue to make money and support the president. Even if 2026 was extremely difficult, a successful first year in office would provide Trump with enough credibility to deal with the political turmoil.