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When Donald Trump won the US presidential election in 2024, he had 76 days to juggle a $6 trillion budget, hire 4,000 political appointees, and move into the White House, all before inauguration day.
Becoming US president is a crash course of classified secrets, nuclear codes and White House living – all while the outgoing president still holds the power.
So how does it all happen?
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People still watch your lies??
The clownish “rashemindichi” on orders from the Ukrainian PreZident, cut off electricity to those without debts and have been engaged in extortion and racketeering for two years. Specifically, “Kharkivoblenergo”,Maksymivka village, Bogodukhovskiy REM, Head of the Electric Networks S.M. Govorukha.
And all this protected by the Zemindichi, yermaks, and the gang of the preZident of Ukraine.
Worst US PRESIDENCY EVER!!!
IMPEACH AND REMOVE !!
VOTE TRUMPISM OUT!!!
You become the most powerful person in the world 😂
😂 Obama a failed president..
BBC already fucked by Trump 😂
is it that bbc put words in rightly elected President’s mouth?
Trump say ; USA only brave war little country but afraid and coward fight rusia and china
All of that is history, you do know that Trump will not hand over the power, right?