President Donald Trump is the first to do this in nearly 20 years. He’s the first President, since Bill Clinton did it in 2000, to travel to Davos with the global elitists and discuss intercontinental connections, business, and opportunities through peace and cooperation. Trump brought his “America First” ideals and presented himself diligently.
He carried on with notions of peace, prosperity, and everyone working together to create vast economic success for everyone involved.
No sitting President has traveled to speak at the Davos event since the year 2000. Vice President Joe Biden went once, but he was only a Vice President.
Former President Barack Obama couldn’t be bothered to attend a worldly summit which spoke of cooperation, success, and making connections with people face to face.
The meeting and event in Davos were very elitist, but the people in attendance are leaders of their countries, world famous, and the event should be very high end and classy.
After all, these are the people running the countries we live in and setting up business deals to make their country great again.
The event in Davos is held annually in late January. That means former President Obama had about eight chances to attend, but could only send Biden on one trip.
That doesn’t sound like someone who is interested in making beautiful connections and business deals to support their country and the best needs of the American citizens. Of course, Obama was probably more likely to take a multi-million dollar trip to Hawaii, but that was his prerogative. Trump is more interested in his citizens and the greatness of America.
Trump did another thing that Obama didn’t do.
President Donald Trump is set to bring his “America First” agenda to the elite global World Economic Forum in the Swiss ski resort of Davos later this month.
The White House confirmed that Mr Trump will attend the ritzy summit of political and business elites in the Alps town, whose name has become synonymous with the annual gathering of the rich and powerful.
The summit traditionally emphasises global interconnectedness and cooperation. But White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said Mr Trump would be promoting his policies for strengthening American businesses, industries and workers.
The annual gathering is scheduled for 23 to 26 January, with the theme “Creating a Shared Future in a Fractured World.
Mr Trump would be the first sitting US president to attend the summit in person since Bill Clinton in 2000. Then-Vice President Joe Biden attended last year.
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