On his first day in office, President Trump claimed a duty to defend the nation, yet his actions—including withdrawing from the World Health Organization—immediately undermined U.S. security. By dismantling vital international health defenses, the risk of pandemics escalating uncontrollably was heightened. Moreover, his decisions to pardon individuals involved in the Capitol attack also brought into question his commitment to law and order, as it was perceived to embolden domestic terrorism. Collectively, these moves represent a troubling start to his presidency, with implications for both public health and national security.
Trump's inaugural address emphasized defending the country, but his actions suggest a weakening response to national threats, starting with the withdrawal from the WHO.
By moving to free those involved in the January 6 attack, Trump compromised law enforcement's authority and signaled dangerous support for domestic terrorism.
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