פרעזידענט טראמפ זאגט אז זיין פרעזידענטשאפט שטעלט אמעריקאנער נאכאמאל ערשט.
President Donald Trump delivered a forceful message during a December 2025 White House address, sharply criticizing the previous administration and drawing a clear contrast between past leadership and his own vision for the country. The president accused former leaders of governing for special interests and foreign powers rather than for the American people.
“For the last four years, the United States was ruled by politicians who fought only for the insiders, illegal aliens, career criminals, corporate lobbyists, prisoners, terrorists, and above all, foreign nations,” President Trump said. He argued that these priorities allowed other countries to take advantage of the United States at unprecedented levels while ordinary Americans were left behind.
Trump framed his return to the presidency as a decisive correction, emphasizing a renewed focus on law-abiding, hardworking citizens. “But now, you have a president who fights for the law-abiding, hardworking people of our country—the ones who make this nation run,” he declared.
The remarks reflect a central theme of Trump’s political message: restoring fairness, public safety, and national sovereignty by reversing policies he says weakened border enforcement, empowered criminal networks, and rewarded political insiders. The president portrayed his administration as one committed to enforcing the rule of law, protecting American workers, and prioritizing domestic interests over globalist agendas.
Supporters view the speech as a clear articulation of Trump’s governing philosophy—one rooted in economic nationalism, strict immigration enforcement, and resistance to entrenched political and corporate power. Critics have pushed back on the rhetoric, but the president’s message resonated strongly with voters who believe Washington has long ignored their concerns.
By drawing a stark line between past leadership and his current administration, President Trump positioned himself as an advocate for citizens who feel sidelined by elite-driven policymaking. The address reinforced his promise that government would once again serve those who work, obey the law, and contribute to the nation’s strength, rather than those who exploit it.
