Donald Trump puts US interests first

Donald Trump has consistently prioritised voter interests in both his domestic and foreign policy, reducing the amount of taxpayer money which is spent on inefficient policies of his predecessors. This "America First" approach can be seen over a range of sectors, from fiscal policy by reducing the tax burden on American families, all the way to environmental policy by promoting the use of cost-effective hydrocarbon energy and withdrawing from the Paris Agreements.^[2] Secondly, Trump has championed the livelihoods of ordinary American working-class families who have previously been disregarded by political elites. In 2019, for example, Trump directed The United States Trade Representative to look into measures to safeguard the domestic automobiles industry which employs millions of Americans. This industry was significantly threatened by imports of foreign-made automobiles and parts which led to the loss of many jobs for Americans. ^[3] Donald Trump's commitment to "America First" has also been reflected in his foreign policy. The Trump Administration significantly decreased US deployments to the Middle East, which cost US taxpayers billions every year and shattered families. He has also consistently pressured military allies to fulfill their obligations, for example, by calling for NATO member states to meet their funding contributions. All these are clear ways President Trump has reversed the trend of neglecting the local voters in pursuit of the best interests of the free world. Reelection will enable the Trump Administration to continue protecting American interests, as any leader should.