The formula was clear and displayed on red caps during the 2016 US presidential election: “Make America Great Again”. Translation: “Let’s make America great again.”
Elected president, Donald Trump does not want to change a winning formula. At a rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday, and two years before he re-instated his mandate, the billionaire unveiled his new slogan: “Keep America Great! “. Understand: “Let’s keep America great!” “.
Trump still on the campaign trail
The formula is still laconic but accentuated by an exclamation point. And after all, Donald Trump suggests even before the end of his first term that he has already made America “great”, a literal translation of his famous “Great”.
It has to be said that the US economy is doing quite well, particularly with historically low unemployment. The president does not hesitate to claim all the credits on a regular basis.
Premature or not, the announcement of the new slogan comes as no surprise given that Donald Trump has always seemed to be campaigning, even after the 2017 election. On his Twitter account he continues to attack his former rival Hillary Clinton. He also multiplies the outputs to make the after-sales service of his reforms.
Next Wednesday, he planned to travel to a Boeing factory in Saint-Louis, Missouri, to highlight the impact of his tax reform enacted last December. As for North Korea, Washington assures that the president’s policy of firmness has allowed the opening of negotiations with Kim Jong-un.
In late February, the President of the United States, elected to a four-year term, even appointed a campaign manager for the 2020 deadline: Brad Parscale, the digital manager on his team for the 2016 campaign.
55% dissatisfied
Trump had already told the Washington Post last January that his slogan would certainly be “Keep America Great Again”. He had therefore asked to send the form with and without an exclamation mark. Meanwhile, there is still a long way to go before the next presidential campaign.
And Donald Trump will have to try to convince voters that he deserves another four years. His popularity rating increased by two points in early March according to the Gallup Institute, rising to 39%. But 55% of Americans still think Trump hasn’t made America great again.
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