President Donald Trump World

On January 20, 2017, President Donald J Trump took the presidency of the United States of America. He was treated as an unconventional politician. He bragged about his inauguration crowd size. Many critics doubted his motive. Many did not believe whether he would succeed or not. Over the last 20 months, President Trump has many accomplishments in his presidency career. Economy: In the second quarter of 2018, the U.S. GDP growth hit an annualized 4.1%. The economy added 3.2 million jobs, unemployment fell to the lowest level in 18 years, and the number of job openings grew larger than the number of job-seekers for the first time on record. An unemployment rate of 3.7%; the lowest since 1969. The U.S. added 213,000 jobs in June 2018, topping economist forecasts of 195,000. Average hourly earnings rose 2.9 percent in August 2018, as the economy added 201000 jobs. The US economy added 250,000 jobs in October 2018, significantly exceeding expectations. Weekly earnings...

In California, US there are 53 House seats. District 39, CA, US House candidates raised about $25 million for the 2018 midterm election which is highest in all the district in California. In US Dollar district SUM of Fund_receipts 39 24,779,619 49 20,767,272 22 20,490,675 48 15,627,519 45 14,232,617 10 13,171,248 25 11,446,287 23 7,852,447 28 6,042,440 California's 39th is one of 25 Republican-held districts won by Hillary Clinton (D) in the 2016 presidential election. Both the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and the National Republican Congressional Committee identified this district as a target in 2018. California's 39th Congressional District is located in the southern portion of the state and includes part of Los Angeles, Orange, and San Bernardino counties. In US Dollar district SUM of Fund_receipts 0 0 0 1 2,362,874 2 881,422 3 1,071,121 4 5,807,236 5 1,956,383 6 1,019,543 7 3,688,782 8 1,587,829 9 1,257,206 10 13,17...

As of November 2, 2018 In the 2018 US midterm election, a total of $1.62 billion was raised by House candidates of all the political parties in the United States. Total Candidates =  4,148 Total fund raised = $ 1,618,447,845 Number of Political Party: 30 Number of House candidates per states State COUNTA of Candidate Name CA 445 TX 341 FL 302 NY 245 PA 188 IL 164 OH 143 MI 139 NC 133 AZ 125 GA 121 VA 113 TN 107 NJ 102 MD 85 WA 84 IN 82 CO 81 SC 77 MN 73 MA 73 MO 64 LA 63 NV 57 WI 55 KS 53 OK 51 AL 45 IA 41 CT 41 UT 40 NM 38 NH 35 OR 31 MS 30 KY 30 WV 26 HI 26 AR 26 ID 23 MT 21 NE 19 ME 16 RI 14 DE 13 WY 10 DC 10 SD 8 PR 8 ND 8 AK 8 GU 5 VT 3 VI 3 MP 2 AS 2 Grand Total 4148 Party wise House Candidates Party Name COUNTA of Candidate Name DEMOCRATIC PARTY 1,947 REPUBLICAN PARTY 1703 INDEPENDENT 158 LIBERTARIAN PARTY 112 GREEN PARTY 51 Party Wise Fund Raised Party Name SUM of Fund_receipts D...

America (the United States of America) is a superpower in the world. It is not the nuclear bombing of Japan at the end of World War II (1945) that gave America the superpower status. The main player is the "Nixon Shock." On August 15, 1971, President Richard M Nixon announced his new economic policy, a program known colloquially as the “Nixon Shock,” the initiative marked the beginning of the end for the Bretton Woods system of fixed exchange rates established at the end of World War II. Under the Bretton Woods system, the external values of foreign currencies were fixed in relation to the U.S. dollar, whose value was in turn expressed in gold at the congressionally-set price of $35 per ounce. By the 1960s, a surplus of U.S. dollars caused by foreign aid, military spending, and foreign investment threatened this system, as the United States did not have enough gold to cover the volume of dollars in worldwide circulation at the rate of $35 per ounce; as a result, the doll...

Committee Name: DONALD J. TRUMP FOR PRESIDENT, INC. Financial Details: Total raised TOTAL RECEIPTS $60,601,310.67 TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS $20,879,211.20 Total individual contributions $20,866,606.20 Itemized individual contributions $7,225,964.00 Unitemized individual contributions $13,640,642.00 Party committee contributions $0.00 Other committee contributions $12,605.00 Presidential public funds $0.00 Candidate contributions $0.00 TRANSFERS FROM OTHER AUTHORIZED COMMITTEES $35,102,887.27 TOTAL LOANS RECEIVED $0.00 Loans made by candidate $0.00 Other loans $0.00 TOTAL OFFSETS TO EXPENDITURES $4,078,745.12 Offsets to operating expenditures $4,078,745.12 Fundraising offsets $0.00 Legal and accounting offsets $0.00 OTHER RECEIPTS $540,467.08 Total spent TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS $32,805,509.64 OPERATING EXPENDITURES $32,095,919.60 TRANSFERS TO OTHER AUTHORIZED COMMITTEES $357,005.88 FUNDRAISING $0.00 EXEMPT LEGAL AND ACCOUNTING $0.00 TOTAL ...

Robert (Beto) O'Rourke from the Democratic Party in Texas has raised the highest a staggering $61.78 million ( $61,783,371 ) so far. His opponent Ted Cruz has raised $35.07 million ($35,072,080). The total fund raised by all the Senate candidates in 2018 election is $905,056,070. Here is a complete list of the fund raised by all the Senate candidate in 2018. Senate Race Party State Year Fund Raised ($) Disbursements Cash on Hand Robert (Beto) O'Rourke Democratic Party TX 2018 61,783,371 39,280,043 22,902,188 Rick Scott Republican Party FL 2018 54,745,373 52,735,013 2,010,359 Rafael Edward Ted Cruz Republican Party TX 2018 35,072,080 24,288,888 11,262,609 Elizabeth Warren Democratic Party MA 2018 33,566,424 18,844,713 15,016,383 Claire Mccaskill Democratic Party MO 2018 30,605,150 27,431,056 3,196,488 Tammy Baldwin Democratic Party WI 2018 27,962,561 23,127,783 5,011,479 Sherrod Brown Democratic Party OH 2018 26,993,677 19,345,018 8,199,749 Robert Hugin Republican...