President Barack Obama's second term was a joke. It appeared just as he had resigned from leading the country and as instead of concentrating on real issues, spent his days showing up on syndicated programs and taking get-aways to play golf. What little effect he really had amid those four years was negative and it seemed like he was a man who was essentially gathering a paycheck to lounge around and unwind.
Despite the fact that Obama has likely been the most noticeably bad in history in such manner, there isn't much ceasing the greater part of our future presidents from following his footsteps and doing precisely the same. Fortunately for us, Donald Trump has made it clear that he won't do the same. Truth be told, Trump has reported that he won't acknowledge the $400,000 yearly compensation when he takes office as president of the United States.
In an interview with Lesley Stahl on an hour, Trump obtusely expressed as to the compensation, "I'm not taking it." He additionally said that he wouldn't take same amount of time off as Obama, expressing, “There’s so much work to be done and I want to get it done for the people … I want to get it done. We’re lowering taxes, we’re taking care of health care.”
If there was ever any doubt that Trump ran for the presidency for the wrong reasons, this ought to clear that up totally. He isn't there for a paycheck — he is there in light of the fact that he needs to alter huge numbers of the issues that have been tormenting America throughout recent years. You can argue with his strategies, yet it is difficult to deny that he is making the country is going back in the right bearing after the distress Obama administration.
We require leaders who will give up extravagances in their own lives in order to improve our country. While there's most likely Trump won't keep on being amazingly rich because of his business endeavors, rejecting the compensation is no less than a decent motion with respect to rolling out a genuine improvement.
Trump additionally expressed in the meeting with Stahl, “This is big league stuff. This is our country. Our country is going bad. We’re going to save our country.” Here's trusting he is right. There is still work to be done, yet there is some expectation for us yet…
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