Donald Trump is set to be sworn in as the U.S. president at the Capitol in Washington, D.C., on January 20. 🎉 As Texans gear up for another potential four years under his leadership, we talked to residents across the Lone Star State to hear their thoughts on what changes Trump’s return to the White House might bring.
When asked about the potential shifts in U.S. policies, many Texans expressed hope for economic growth and job creation, believing that Trump’s business background could bolster the economy. 💼 \\"I think he’ll focus on creating more jobs and strengthening the economy,\\" said Maria Lopez from Austin.
On the topic of China-U.S. relations, opinions were mixed. Some residents are concerned about escalating tensions and the impact on global trade, while others are optimistic about the possibility of re-engaging with China on economic opportunities. 🌐 \\"It’s crucial to balance competition with cooperation,\\" noted James Nguyen from Houston.
Overall, Texans are curious and cautiously optimistic about what Trump’s second term could mean for their state and the broader international community.
