Donald Trump Promises ‘Promises Kept’ as 2020 Campaign Begins

As the 2020 election season begins, President Donald Trump is touting his record of “promises kept” in a bid to win a second term in the White House. With a campaign slogan of “Promises Kept,” the president is highlighting his successes in delivering on the promises he made during his 2016 campaign.

President Trump has touted his economic record as evidence of his success in keeping his promises. The economy has seen record-low unemployment and steady growth during his tenure, with the stock market reaching record highs. The president has also cut taxes and rolled back regulations, which he says have helped spur economic growth.

The president has also promised to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, and he has made progress on that promise. The president declared a national emergency to access funding for the wall, and construction has begun.

President Trump has also followed through on his promise to withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement, a global effort to reduce carbon emissions. He has also pulled the United States out of the Iran nuclear deal and the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

The president has also kept his promise to appoint conservative judges to the Supreme Court, with two justices now confirmed. He has also appointed a record number of judges to the lower courts.

The president has also kept his promise to move the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, a move that has been widely praised by many in the Jewish community.

President Trump has also kept his promise to repeal the Affordable Care Act, though the repeal has been blocked by the courts. He has also proposed a new health care plan, though it has yet to be implemented.

The president has also kept his promise to renegotiate trade deals, and he has reached new agreements with Mexico, Canada, and South Korea.

Overall, President Trump has kept many of the promises he made during his 2016 campaign. He has delivered on his economic promises, as well as his promises to build a wall, withdraw from global agreements, and appoint conservative judges. While some of his promises have yet to be fulfilled, the president has made progress and will likely continue to do so as he seeks a second term in the White House.