One of the biggest questions surrounding a potential second Trump presidency is how exactly it would differ from the first one.
Normally presidents don’t have to address this question when they’re running for a second term, they can just promise more of the same. But for Trump, he’s obviously been out of office for a few years. He’s one of a handful of presidents in American history seeking a nonconsecutive term, and a lot’s changed since 2021. And, as even Trump’s most devoted supporters would admit, he wasn’t able to achieve all of his promises in his first four years in office. It stands to reason that accomplishing those goals the second time around might require something of a new approach.
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