Staff Reports
President-elect Trump has made quite the splash with his plans to hit the golden coast, preparing for a trip to Los Angeles to assess the damage inflicted by the ongoing wildfires. This visit, tentatively set for the end of the week, sends a clear message: while California may have its fair share of Democratic shenanigans, the Trump administration is ready to step up and demand real action—specifically, the proverbial water flow from the northern regions into the drought-ridden areas further south.
In a true demonstration of presidential priorities, Trump decided to postpone his original plans, thinking it would look better to make the trip as president rather than as a mere candidate. This thought process is emblematic of a leader understanding the significance of the moment; after all, a “president” showing up carries a lot more weight than a “candidate” doing the same. It’s almost as if he understands that optics matter. Go figure.
But what’s even more interesting is Trump’s approach to California’s Governor Gavin Newsom. In his usual fashion, the President-elect has yet to have a direct conversation with the Democrat in charge. Instead, it seems he prefers to let his actions do the talking. While this might raise eyebrows among the politically correct crowd, it suggests that Trump is gearing up to tackle the issues head-on, without worrying too much about the usual diplomatic niceties that dominate political discourse these days.
Updated: Trump says he will probably visit Los Angeles next week in response to wildfire damage https://t.co/NXAqLbHQgr
— John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) January 18, 2025
On the TikTok front, Trump has made it clear that an announcement is on the horizon, which is bound to make his supporters cheer. The social media app is facing a ban for failing to be sold to a U.S.-based company, and while the Biden administration has signaled that it wouldn’t enforce this ban, Trump appears set to make some significant moves. His previous comments about the situation hint at a nuanced approach, ensuring that the matter is handled efficiently—something many Americans would appreciate, especially when it involves data security.
Finally, Trump has promised to hit the ground running with a jaw-dropping number of executive actions—over 100, to be precise. This ambitious agenda, combined with his stance on the inaugural ceremony being held indoors due to the frigid D.C. temperatures, indicates that President Trump is ready to dive into governance while keeping practicality in mind. After all, who could argue with staying warm while laying the groundwork for a return to America’s greatness? In these turbulent times, it’s clear America is ready for a leader who is willing to get things done right away, not just talk about it.
