The Duran Podcast
Congress certifies TRUMP win. TRUDEAU resigns
Jan 6, 2025
The podcast dives into the intricate preparations for Trump's inauguration, highlighting smoother transition dynamics compared to 2016. It discusses the U.S. foreign policy pivot towards China, raising concerns about escalating tensions. The potential resignation of Trudeau is examined, focusing on party strategies to avoid a snap election. Lastly, it critiques the continuity of globalist agendas across changing leaderships, questioning the normalization of authoritarian measures in politics.
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- The transition to Trump’s presidency is marked by fewer attempts to destabilize his cabinet, contrasting previous administrations' contentious atmospheres.
- Trudeau's potential resignation could signify a strategic shift for the Liberal Party amid public discontent, but may not alter policy direction significantly.
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Trump's Inauguration and Transition
The transition from one administration to another has shown notable differences compared to previous years, particularly the transition of Trump in 2016-2017. This time, there has been little cooperation from the outgoing Biden administration, which has made unilateral decisions that could complicate Trump's upcoming presidency. Unlike the contentious atmosphere of past transitions, this period seems smoother, with fewer attempts to destabilize Trump's cabinet appointments. The likelihood that most of Trump's nominees will receive Senate approval indicates that the political environment may be more accommodating than it has been in the past.
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