Melania’s first message after Trump gets re-elected as president – Times of India

In her first public statement after Donald Trump secured re-election as President of the United States, Melania Trump has expressed optimism about the future of the nation. The former First Lady shared a message of hope and unity, reinforcing her husband’s vision for a second term that would usher in a “golden age” for America.
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“The majority of Americans have entrusted us with this important responsibility,” Melania said, reflecting on her husband’s triumph over Democratic challenger Kamala Harris. “We will safeguard the heart of our republic – freedom.” She continued, highlighting the need for national unity, stating, “I anticipate the citizens of our nation rejoining in commitment to each other and rising above ideology for the sake of individual liberty, economic prosperity, and security.” Melania concluded with a call to action: “American energy, skill, and initiative will bring together our best minds to propel our nation forward forevermore.”

Trump’s re-election, which has been called a political comeback of historic proportions. In his victory speech, Trump promised to lead America into a new era, focusing on national healing, economic renewal, and the restoration of American strength.
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Before the election, Melania had been candid about her role in the campaign, expressing confidence in her experience and knowledge of the White House. She noted that she would be more selective in her public appearances, in part due to safety concerns after threats against her husband. “When you go in, you know exactly what to expect,” she said, stressing the importance of surrounding herself with people who shared her vision for the country.
In a pointed remark about those who criticised her, Melania had spoken about her book Melania and the personal betrayals she had faced. She dismissed the negative portrayals of her, calling for healing and saying that her husband, Donald Trump, was not the figure his opponents often compared him to. “It’s terrible. He’s not Hitler,” she said.
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