Espinosa de los Monteros reflects on the results in the United States and issues a warning: “It is possible that certain interests of Spain…”

Through a series of publications on his social networks, the former deputy highlighted what he considers “magnificent news” for the entire world and analyzed the factors which, in their opinion, turn Trump’s victory into a Major change of course for American and international politics. His reflection, however, was not limited to a celebration, as he also launched a warning about the possible effects that this administration could have for Spanish and European interests.

A government with room for “ambitious” reforms

Espinosa de los Monteros began his analysis by highlighting the fact that Trump has won not only the presidency, but also the popular vote, Congress and the Senate. According to the former representative, this control over the legislative power offers Trump “at least two years of margin to impose an ambitious reformist agenda from the beginning”, an advantage that, as he emphasizes, can strengthen change policies from day one.

A presidency with greater experience and “discipline”

On the other hand, Espinosa de los Monteros considers that this new administration could be stronger than that of eight years ago. For the former representative, Trump, now with experience and a conscious team of the “discipline” necessary to govern, is in a better position to implement significant changes without falling into the mistakes of his first mandate. “He knows that he only has four years ahead of him, his last four, and he wants to leave a good legacy for History,” he said, suggesting that the president’s focus will be on making a difference.

A vice president already in “pre-campaign”

Another notable observation is about the vice president JD Vance, who according to Espinosa is already “in pre-campaign mode” for 2028. By positioning himself in a key and at the same time discreet role, Espinosa predicts that Vance, although he does not have great powers, represents a generational change and one emerging figure for the next US election cycle.

The “invalidation” of Kamala Harris and the future of the left

Likewise, Espinosa stated that the “defeat” of Kamala Harris, the Democratic candidate, represented an election by the progressive elite “without ever having won anything or having a single notable success.” In that sense, as revealed, The electoral results represent an “invalidation” of the left American culture and a system of political promotion through connections with the Hollywood elite and other spheres of power.

The danger of underestimating the “woke world”

However, despite celebrating this victory, Espinosa warns: “You cannot fall into the trap of believing that the progressive elite or the woke world have been definitively defeated.” In his opinion, the danger of these ideas persists and will need to be actively fought in the future. Trump, he assures, will be a key piece in that fight.

From an ideological presidency to a “pragmatic” one

Unlike his first term, Espinosa foresees that this administration will be less ideological and will focus more on topics such as economythe trade war with China and the border control. According to the former representative, the fact that Mike Pence is not present and that the figure of Vance represents “hillbilly America” ​​suggests a more issue-oriented management with tangible impact for the American population.

“The people are fed up with professional politicians”

Espinosa points out that Trump’s election, unlike Harris, reflects a society’s preference for leaders who have reached their positions through their own merits. As he revealed, the Republican’s victory shows the population’s rejection of the “usual professional politicians with their usual lies.”

A triumph against the traditional media and experts

The former deputy harshly criticizes the “usual media” and the experts that, according to him, they operate in an “echo chamber” and that “they are corpses, and they know it, but they refuse to accept it.” This is, for Espinosa, a significant blow to his influence in society, which refuses to accept the change that the republican represents.

Espinosa also wanted to remember that “Trump has overcome more adversity than Ulysses in the Odyssey” and noted that “he has been a great fighter, and the final prize is well deserved.”

“It is possible that certain interests of Spain or Europe will be harmed”

In a final message, Espinosa de los Monteros stressed that although he considers the result beneficialwarns about possible consequences for Europe and Spain. With this warning, the former representative suggests that Trump’s return could mean a new challenge for geopolitical balance in which Spain, as part of the European Union, will have to redefine your relationship with a partner who approaches with a firm and change-oriented agenda.