RECIT – Eight years after his first election, Trump’s return looks more like a revolution than a restoration. Only a handful of key figures from the previous Administration are expected to return to Washington with him.
Washington correspondent
Four years later, Trump returns to powerdetermined to deliver on his promises, but also having identified the reasons that prevented him from doing so during his previous term. Re-elected with a larger and clearer majority than in 2016, his return to Washington is shaping up to be a break with the traditional way of doing things of the federal state. Instead of a simple transition from one administration to another, in which the new president simply appoints new officials to head the various branches of government, the second episode of the MAGA revolution (Make America Great Again, the Trumpist slogan) must rely on a cabinet determined to impose its will on a federal state that Trump has promised to transform, and, if possible, dismantle whole sections of.
The leaders of the future administration are not yet known, but names have already begun to circulate. Trump, who usually likes to discuss things in a…
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