Donald Trump's immediate plans: To enact his MAGA vision instead of waiting for Congress to act
Donald Trump has sent a clear message to Republican lawmakers stating that he would not wait for the US Congress' approval to implement his MAGA (Make America Great Again) vision, according to a report.
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Trump had hectic parleys with Republican Senators and during the meeting the 78-year-old US President-elect outlined his ambitious roadmap for MAGA plan which includes bypassing the all-important US Congress, as per the report on Wall Street Journal.
According to the report Trump's advisors were exploring legal and Constitutional options to execute the newly elected President's plans without bothering the Congressional checks and balances.
Experts have predicted that Trump's second term will pave the way for MAGA's total control of the Republican Party. Apart from Trump, Vice President JD Vance is already the presumptive heir to the «Make America Great Again» movement.
Vance hasn't been assigned a specific portfolio in the White House like some of his predecessors. While he has long-standing areas of interest, from tech and disaster relief to immigration, people close to the former Ohio senator say he sees his role as doing whatever is needed to best help President-elect Donald Trump and his incoming administration accomplish his agenda. He is also expected to be a
