Trump's governing philosophy reflects a desire for more power, akin to leaders in countries like Russia and China, which he openly admires.

The tension in the political atmosphere is draining out, contrasting sharply with the feelings of chaos and conflict from 2016. I'm cautiously optimistic that institutions and leaders are ready to move past the drama of the last decade.

A large number of people who didn't vote for Trump now feel liberated and are eager to implement changes that have been stalled for years, indicating a broader shift in sentiment.

The current administration's appointments are significantly better than those in the previous term, indicating a generational shift in leadership.

I believe the timeline has split twice in the last nine months, with the first split occurring when Trump was shot, which could have led to two very different outcomes for the world.

The current administration presents a unique opportunity for change, as the opposition seems exhausted and out of ideas, reminiscent of the early Reagan era.

Donald Trump has a strong incentive to end the war quickly, as failure would reflect poorly on him politically.

Zelensky's exhaustion was evident during the meeting with Trump, and he seemed unprepared for the political dynamics at play.

I think I could win a presidential election if I focused on genuinely helping people and not having political agendas.