Udland
Trumps popularity is variable
Donald Trump is USA’s new president. He won the election in the night between the 8th and 9th November. He made reliability to most of the population, but he still has opponents.
Johanne Førrisdahl Jensen
The new president
Trump got the Americans trust to the presidential election. Most of the population in the USA voted, that Donald Trump should be the new president. He won the election, even though there were absolutely different opinions in the different states.
In North - and South Carolina everybody voted for Trump, like if he was their star, but in New York 97,35% voted for Clinton as the president. The country is very separated, because of the different opinions and views on Trump’s and Clinton’s politics.
Reliability to the people
Before the election Trump tried to make reliability to the people, so they would vote for him instead of Clinton. He promised a lot to the people to tell them, that he was the most qualified to lead the country. For instance, in Pennsylvania where Trump said to the citizens, “I promise, that you will get your jobs back, trust me!” It made them trust him, because he promised to help the state.
Trump in Denmark
“I am scared of Trump, because he says that he does not want to trade with us and, it makes people in Denmark lose their jobs,” says a student at Frøstruphave. Many common citizens in Denmark, think Trump’s politic is bad. He has not promised anything good to Denmark and their collaboration with USA.
“He talks too violently to us,” says Caroline Siersbæk, student at Frøstruphave. Trump has not got the Danish people reliability, because of his violent way of talking to the population.
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Trumps politic
Trumps politic has scared a lot of people in Denmark and as Hans Peter Jensen, farmer in Denmark says, “I do not like his opinions about the wall between Mexico and USA, it does not make our country better.”
The shares in Denmark are already dropped very much, and it is also therefore many people in Denmark don’t trust Trump. “The shares in Denmark are dropped so much, that it influences a lot of people,” says Hans Peter Jensen, who has experiences about economy and shares.