Biography of Donald Trump

                   

              

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 Donald John Trump (born June 14, 1946) is an American politician, media personality and businessman, and has been the 47th president of the United States since January 2025. As a Republican member, he was previously  president until 2017, 2021. 

Trump visited the New York Military Academy, later studied at Fordham University, then moved to the Wolon School at the University of Pennsylvania, where he received his degree in economics in 1968.

 Business Career Trump joined his father's real estate business and later changed the name of the Trump organization.

 He expanded the company's operations to Manhattan, developing luxury hotels, casinos and skyscrapers, including Trump Tower. 

Trump has become a prominent public personality through his corporations, including his branding and licensing agreements and his role as a moderator for the reality television show The Apprentice (2004 2015).

 Despite the success of his business, he also existed in financial challenges, including several bankruptcies associated with his casino companies in Atlantic City.

 Nevertheless, he retained a strong brand identity and remained a polarizing figure in the American economy and media. Political Career and Presidential (2021 2017) Trump announced his candidacy for president in 2015 as a Republican on his way to a platform for nationalism, immigration management, tax cuts and economic growth. 

He won the 2016 election against Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, but he lost the referendum, but won the victorious college.

 During his presidency, Trump pursued conservative politics, including tax cuts, deregulation and redesigning federal judiciary with three appointments from the Supreme Court.

 His government focused on cutting immigration, negotiating a new trade deal and harsh attitudes towards China. He also considered considerable controversy involving two officials in 2019 due to allegations related to Ukraine, as well as a second official in 2021 following the January 6th Capitol uprising. He was acquitted both times by the Senate.  

His response to the Covid 19 pandemic was heavily criticised, with the enemy claiming he downplayed the severity of the virus. Nevertheless, work speed has contributed to promoting the outbreak of vaccines. After the President and the 2024 Presidential Run After Trump lost the  election to Joe Biden in 2020, Trump continued to apply for election fraud without evidence, which led to another political division. He was actively involved in politics and announced his candidacy for the  presidential election in 2024. He had several legal challenges, including charges against various charges related to his business transactions and measures related to the 2020 election.  Personal life Trump is married to Ivana Trump (1977) and has been married  to Mala Maples (1993) and  Melania Trump since 2005. He has five children: Donald Jr., Ivanka, Eric Tiffany and Baron. heritage Trump is a highly polarizing figure in American politics, gaining strong support under conservative liberal opposition. The impact on  Republican  and US policies remains important as they are looking for a return to the White House in 2024.