Two years ago, Trump won the election by a landslide. He won all 7 competing states and even in absolute numbers – which says nothing in the U.S. because of the electoral system, but it is a sentiment indicator – he received 2 million more votes than Harris. In 2016 it was the opposite, when Trump received 3 million fewer votes than Clinton. Both houses of Congress also won, although according to many forecasts the House should have stayed with the Democrats, but the Republicans managed to gain a majority there, albeit one of the smallest in U.S. history. Also, in the U.S. Supreme Court now 6 out of 9 judges are conservatives, and three were appointed by Trump himself. Not all presidents have enough luck to gather such a lot of American power and support in their hands; Roosevelt, Reagan, Bush Jr., and Obama rise to the top. Maybe I overlooked someone, but these four are fairly indicative; even Obama, who in our country became a joke hero about who urinates in hallways, finds himself consistently in the top 10 best presidents of the country in U.S. polls. In contrast, Trump managed to squander the political capital that fell into his lap at the start of his second term without turning it into political achievements or a legacy. While midterm election results are still unknown, the chances are heavily weighed against the Republicans. What are your assets besides loud statements? The main rates were cancelled by the court and America is now returning everything it managed to collect. Greenland remains Danish. The war between Russia and Ukraine has not ended. The war in Gaza has not ended. A war with Iran began whose intermediate result was a global oil crisis. Unless his department was successfully stolen, despite the regime in Venezuela remaining on our side, and American companies did not want to invest in oil production in Venezuela.