Essay: The First White President

The highest office in the United States of America has been occupied by the whites for a long time that a little break to Obama presidency could not be stood by Donald Trump. Being black, the political career of Obama and his success was under scrutiny especially from the white supremacy lords such as Donald Trump who even questioned his intelligence. Ironically, Trump seems to have picked a battle with everyone except the whites by making his bloody heirloom explicit.
However, Trump’s criticism came to haunt him as he is accused of many things. The Trump ideology shields and bears the previous and current white supremacists, therefore, he is not alone. Moreover, Trump’s journey to power is interesting because he has a unique record in various ways such as being an insulter, being accused of sexual assault and fraudulent business dealings. However, because he is white, he has the power to receive more support even in his ways of demining the blacks.
Trump is the first unique white American president because of his commitment to whiteness. His candidacy and rise to power was an attempt to demine and eradicate the fact that America had their first black president in Obama. However, the black and likeminded people have also contributed to Trump’s incidental rise by focusing too much on his bigotry and that of his supporters. The rise of Trump has also been fueled by economic reversal and cultural resentment which have become a de rigueur among white pundits. However, the issues that led to Trump’s rise remain debatable ranging from election policies, party selection and analysis of voters.
Trump’s power is fueled by the whiteness agenda. Other factions believe that the despite the forward strides in American politics such as, the role of Martin Luther King Jr. and having a black president, agreeing that Trump is potent is to deny the steps made forward. The idea of acceptance of the issues of racism in the current politics of the US frustrates the leftists who would rather have other discussions. Interestingly, while the blacks suffer lifelong bondage, the whites who had been united by slavery also suffer the temporary bondage of indenture. History reminds Americans that slavery was such a divisive issue that determined the whiteness today.
Slavery gave birth to racism which was even acknowledged by Hillary Clinton even more than her Democratic predecessors. However, her stand looked ridiculous considering her husband’s past administration which baited white voters at the expense of the blacks’ interests. As much as it is easy to excuse Hillary for her husband’s sins, her turnaround at the 2008 campaign and stating to support white Americans worked against her. The white supremacy can be felt across the board even through the ignoring of the blacks during employment, health, and housing.
The issue of political correctness is another way the leftists have managed to suppress the blacks and embrace white supremacy. The crisis is further fueled by how journalists cover the campaigns. A New York Times essay by Mark Lilla is an example of how journalism affects the politics of America. The article talks more about the whites and despite Obama’s integral role, his name does not appear amongst politicians doing identity politics. It appears that what appeals to the whites is more ennobled in coverage of politics.
In conclusion, the whiteness ideology has benefited many white leaders before, but Donald Trump’s own rise is unique. The American history points to slavery as a contributing factor to racism in modern politics alongside issues of class. White supremacy has grown Trump and propelled him to power, but the talk about his bigotry has furthered his political growth. The unique elements of Trump’s rise to power make him look like the