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Kash Patel Set to Clean House at the FBI, Says Jason Miller

President Trump is back in the spotlight, and this time, it seems like the media may be softening just a bit, perhaps realizing that he is a force to be reckoned with. With a jubilant demeanor and a wave of positive developments, the president-elect has been basking in his election victory. The sentiment surrounding his win is significantly brighter than the gloomy aftermath of his last victory in 2016. It looks like this year, Trump not only clinched the popular vote but also swept up a whopping 312 electoral votes, making him a formidable figure to reckon with as he prepares for inauguration.

It’s clear that Trump has made strides in the eyes of voters, and even in notoriously blue areas like Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York, his numbers have seen an upswing. The media can’t ignore these results, and as Trump approaches January 20th, the overall coverage feels markedly different, reflecting the solid foundation that supports his comeback. Businesses, both large and small, seem to be aligning with the excitement in the air as reports flood in of record increases in approvals and a booming sentiment on Wall Street. It appears that folks are already dreaming of a revival of the Trump economy.

However, not everything is all sunshine and rainbows. Trump’s potential nominations are facing some scrutiny on Capitol Hill and in media circles. Critics are raising eyebrows and throwing shade, suggesting that certain nominees may not be qualified for the roles they are being considered for. Take the case of Tulsi Gabbard, for instance. She has sparked enough discussion to be dubbed a shake-up artist, and some insiders are squawking about her qualifications and political stance. It seems that some think she might stir the pot in a way that ruffles the feathers of the established order.

But for those who support Gabbard, her military service and experience as a four-term Congresswoman lend credence to her capabilities. After all, it’s the so-called experts who often get lambasted for leading the nation into unnecessary foreign conflicts. In this case, supporters see Gabbard as a breath of fresh air in a Washington that could sorely use one. As senators start to take notice of her charm and smarts, many Republicans are hopeful that Gabbard will prove to be a strong asset in a Trump-led administration.

After all, where would the Trump administration be without some drama? Lots of headlines have been generated around the recent resignation of Christopher Wray from the FBI, a move many saw coming, especially with President Trump entering the scene once more. As the dust settles, attention is shifting to figures like Kash Patel, who has been making waves on Capitol Hill. With a wealth of experience that includes roles as DoD chief of staff and federal prosecutor, Patel could be the key to revitalizing public trust in the FBI. And with speculations about the politicization of justice swirling around, an appointment like Pam Bondi as Attorney General could set the stage for a more balanced approach to law enforcement.

While the honeymoon may not last forever, signs suggest that many are willing to give Trump another round of applause. The media landscape is evolving, and the country is waiting with bated breath to see how the next chapter unfolds. Could this be a new age of Trump that brings along change, excitement, and a touch of controversy? Only time will tell, but one thing’s for sure: the stage is set, and the spotlight is shining bright.