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Trump has a difficult and confusing relationship with Wall Street

Stock markets soared the day before the election when the FBI announced it was not going to reopen its investigation into Hillary Clinton’s emails

Trump has been seen as bad for business because of all his antitrade policies

He is proposing to end a tax loophole that allows billionaire hedge fund managers to pay the 20% capital gains tax rate rather than the 39.6% top rate of income tax.

But his first test may well be the mega-merger of AT&T and Time Warner. Trump has already called the $85bn deal a threat to democracy.

SOAR

To rise or fly a lot.

RAIL

To express criticism in a bit abusive language

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“Keep an eye on the muslims” - Donald Trump.

The National security of the United States of America is now under the control of the newly elected president Trump. meaning that Trump has the power to kill, surveil and influence, also known as the US security apparatus. Firstly, Trump has already endorsed surveillance in mosques and even a database of American Muslims - basically anyone that threatens the traditional American liberties.

FBI’s leadership has a strong base of support for trump. FBI also has a history of teaching its agents to consider Islam itself as danger which supports Trump’s believes and will make it easier for him to succeed his point of view of the national security. So generally they are going to “Keep an eye on the muslims”.
The move would be illegal if Trump meant to try Americans in military commissions, and almost sure to be found unconstitutional if Trump meant holding Americans in indefinite detention.

Trump, who has criticized a withdrawal in Iraq he once supported as a gift to Islamic State, must now choose departure, failure or escalation.

Trump now has control over the vast US security apparatus, with all its power to kill, surveil and influence.

Rubicon: A limit that when exceeded, or an action that when taken, cannot be reversed.

Scrutiny: Nøje undersøgelse. a close and searching look.

Pivotal: Drejelig/svingbar. of vital or critical importance. Pivot; the action of turning around a point : the action of pivoting

Apparatus:The technical equipment or machinery needed for a particular activity or purpose:

Pledge: a serious promise or agreement

Scrutiny: the act of carefully examining something especially in a critical way : the act of scrutinizing something

Surveillance: To keep an eye on something or someone also called supervision

Alviya, Marie & Stine

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Trump will enter the white house riding a wave of xenophobia and fear driven in no small part of his plans to drastically overhaul America’s immigration system.
Trump’s promise to build an “impenetrable physical wall” across the US southern border will supposedly commence on his first day in office.
Expert predicted that the cost of constructing such a wall will be four times higher than Trump estimated during the campaign.
Trump has made clear that up to 6.5 million undocumented immigrants could be at risk of swift deportation.

Xenophobia: The fear of which is perceived to be foreign or strange.

Emboldened: To make someone more confident and courageous.

Smokescreen: Something that you do or say to the take attention off something, or maybe too hide the real reason.

Humanitarian: One who is devoted to promotion human welfare and the advancement of social reforms. It’s a moral of kindness, sympathy and benevolence.

Vetting: One performing a background check on someone before offering them employment, conferring an award and so on. �Y�x�K
Marcus & Kathrine

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Trump plans to guarantee paid family leave, but the plan doesn't get you very far, if your not wealthy, or, in the case of parental leave, if you’re not a woman who has given birth.

Trump has proposed giving women six weeks of leave at the same rate as their state’s unemployment benefits. The plan only covers women who have given birth and does not cover fathers at all, nor women who become mothers through adoption or surrogacy.

Trump also proposes allowing families to deduct the cost of childcare from their taxes, but economists have criticized the plan as both expensive to taxpayers and of marginal benefit for low-income families.

Trump has now also, in an interview said that after talking to Obama, he would keep a lot of he's policies, so hopefully he will keep some of the policies surrounding transgender rights and such.

Hard words:
Surrogacy: Is when a surrogate mother gives birth and gives away the baby.
Backtracked: To change your mind about something you've previously said.
Marginal: Only a small proportion.
Rallies: To join in a common cause.
Defund: To withdraw funding from something.
Jason, Emil & Sauron.

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What Trump wants to do
- Tear apart the NAFTA
(North American Free Trade Agreement)

- He would negotiate deals that would be favorable for US manufacturing

- Re-arrange NATO deal

- Put an end to TPP and TTIP (trading deals)

North Korea:
- Trump said he would talk to Kim Jong-un if the North Korean dictator would travel to the US for the conversation.

Russia:
- Trump wants to cooperate with Russia. he believes that it would benefit both countries to relieve the pressure. he said: Some say the Russians won’t be reasonable. I intend to find out.” - this means that he does not guarantee an agreement, but he guarantees that he will try.

- Each of them has showered the other with praise. At every turn in the campaign, Trump refused to criticize Russian expansionist foreign policy in Ukraine and Syria.

ISIS:
- Trump’s twin policies on the Islamic State (Isis) were to “take their oil” and “bomb the shit out of them”.

Difficult words:
- Expansionist
(a policy of expansion, as of territory or currency)

- Numerous
(multiple)

- Bilateral
(Something that affects two parties)

- Turmoil
(To rebel(oprør))

Carl, Niclas, Tobias, Laurits

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Trump signaled a departure from both Obama and George W Bush in expressing opposition to using the criminal justice system for terrorism cases.

Most of Trump’s campaign promises around criminal justice focused on restoring "law and order".

Trump has argued that law enforcement should be “tougher” and has dubbed himself the “law and order candidate” - a stance that cuts against what had been a growing bipartisan consensus that America’s criminal justice system is too expensive and too punitive.

Squelch: to strike or press with crushing force; crush down; squash.

Bipartisan: representing, characterized by, or including members from two parties or factions:

collaborative = working together to realize or achieve something successfully.
Fred, Daniel & Alexander

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Trump said if elected he would convene a special congressional session to destroy the 2009 healthcare reform.

Replacing Obamacare - the closest thing the Republicans has as a substitute, is a blueprint created by the House speaker, Paul Ryan.

Seven-point plan for healthcare includes allowing people to purchase insurance across state lines, deduct health insurance premiums from their tax returns and use health savings accounts.

Reducing access to abortion, contraception and preventative care.

Allowing more drugs to be imported from overseas and give block grants for Medicaid to states.

Difficult words:

disproportionately - another word for something being unreasonable

contraception - another word for prevention

hodgepodge - when you say something unclear and kind of messed up

blueprint - a well laid-out plan

deficit - another word for a shortfall in the economy

Maria, Jennifer og Linnéa

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Key points:
-Victory for Trump = Victory for the NRA

-NRA is one of Trump’s allies

-Right to bear arms in schools

-He's for the right to bear arms, but if weapons are used illegally, criminals will get a tougher punishment/sentence.

-"Empower law abiding gun owners to defend themselves are another way to fight crime" -Donald Trump.

Difficult words:
- Punitive - another word for being punished for a crime.

- Staunches - most loyal allies.

-Staunchly - To hesitate.

-Bipartisan consensus - "Tværpolitisk konsensus".

Nicoline Hope & Helena

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Key points:
- Trump wants to withdrawn from the Paris Climate Deal
- Wants to cut all federal climate spending
- Reboot the coal industry  and expanding drilling for natural gas
- (Might) want to build a seawall for his resort in Florida.

Difficult words:
Hoax - Something used to deceive or defraud, eg. Trump said that the global warming was a hoax created by the Chinese in order to make US manufacturing  noncompetitive.
Withdrawing - retract something/to pull something back
Contradictory - conflicting
Inundate - Overwhelming or overloaded
Pivotal - A critical/crucial time

Mathilde, Silje & Josephine