In a wide-ranging interview on NBC News’ Meet The Press, President-elect Donald Trump offered a conciliatory message to Americans who did not vote for him in the 2024 election. “I love you, and we’re going to all work together,” Trump said, highlighting his intention to prioritize unity and progress as he prepares to assume office.
Trump’s comments come after a deeply divisive election cycle in which he defeated Vice President Kamala Harris. Despite the sharp political divides, Trump emphasized his commitment to serving all Americans equally, regardless of their political leanings. “My goal is not just to be president for those who voted for me but for every citizen of this great country,” he stated.
The remarks echo themes from Trump’s victory speech, where he promised to focus on economic recovery, public safety, and restoring trust in government institutions. Trump also addressed concerns about ongoing political polarization, calling for a collective effort to bridge the gap between opposing sides. “We’re stronger when we’re united, and I’ll work tirelessly to ensure that no one feels left behind,” he said.
Trump’s outreach is part of a broader effort to set a tone of reconciliation as he assembles his new administration. Analysts suggest that this approach may help temper resistance to his policies and foster cooperation in a divided Congress.
While his comments have been praised by some as a step toward healing national divisions, others remain skeptical about how his administration will translate these sentiments into actionable policy. Nonetheless, Trump’s message represents an acknowledgment of the fractured political climate and the need for a concerted effort to rebuild trust and unity across the nation.
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Trump on his message to those who did not vote for him:
“I’m going to treat you every bit as well as I have treated the greatest MAGA supporters. … But what I say to them is I love you, and we’re going to all work together. And we’re going to bring it together.” pic.twitter.com/OsAXEEiQJ1
— Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) December 8, 2024