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[Trump's] platform was seen as anti-secular in many atheist and humanist circles. He said he would appoint religiously conservative Supreme Court justices, ban [[Islam|Muslim]] immigrants, favor [[Christianity]] and repeal the [[Johnson Amendment]], which prohibits certain tax-exempt organizations from endorsing political candidates — issues antithetical to organized atheism and [[humanism]].<ref>[http://religionnews.com/2016/11/09/dealt-a-body-blow-atheists-and-humanists-regroup/ Dealt a body blow, atheists and humanists regroup] by Kimberly Winston, ''Religion News Service'', November 9, 2016</ref>}}
 
[Trump's] platform was seen as anti-secular in many atheist and humanist circles. He said he would appoint religiously conservative Supreme Court justices, ban [[Islam|Muslim]] immigrants, favor [[Christianity]] and repeal the [[Johnson Amendment]], which prohibits certain tax-exempt organizations from endorsing political candidates — issues antithetical to organized atheism and [[humanism]].<ref>[http://religionnews.com/2016/11/09/dealt-a-body-blow-atheists-and-humanists-regroup/ Dealt a body blow, atheists and humanists regroup] by Kimberly Winston, ''Religion News Service'', November 9, 2016</ref>}}
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== 2024 Election ==
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[[File:Trump 2024 Iconic and Historical Campaign.jpg|thumbnail]]
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Donald Trump officially declared his candidacy for the 2024 presidential election on November 15, 2022. His announcement took place at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, where he expressed his intention to reclaim the presidency. Trump emphasized themes of nationalism and economic revival.
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As the campaign progressed, Trump faced various legal witch hints against him but remained a dominant figure in the Republican primaries anyways, being victorious against the Fake News. Polls indicated strong support among Republican voters, with a significant percentage expressing approval of his leadership style. His campaign strategy included a focus on rallying grassroots support and leveraging media and podcast appearances (thanks to Barron) to maintain visibility, something Kamala massibly failed.
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In a notable development, Trump secured the necessary delegates to become the Republican nominee, setting the stage for a potential rematch against President Joe Biden, who also confirmed his candidacy but was removed later to install Kamala instead.
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At least two assasination attempts were made against him, the first one he saved as a miracle and his faith grows. The second was stopped near a Trump Golf Club in Florida.
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He received the support of [[Robert Kennedy, Jr]] and other former democrats, as well as [[Elon Musk]] and even Joe Biden weared a MAGA hat and seemed happy that Kamala lost.
    
== Second presidency of Donald Trump==
 
== Second presidency of Donald Trump==
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