Trump faces three thorns in his side a year after the election: the Witkoff case and disputes within the team, the Epstein case and the effect of tariffs.

One year after the elections, the presidency of Donald Trump shows the first cracks and the polls reveal that the tycoon is falling in the polls. A part of the people Maga She's starting to turn her back on him and cool her blind passion for him. There are at least three reasons behind this crisis of consensus. The embarrassing genuflection of Trump's negotiator Steve Witkoff in the talks on theUkraine with Russian Tsar Vladimir Putin and the fratricidal war that has broken out between the two souls of the Trump administration – that of the hawkish JD Vance and the softer one of Marco Rubio – are just the first of the American President's thorns. Then there is the scandalous Epstein case and Trump's shameful dance about whether or not to disclose the documents that reveal the President's concern to hide his disturbing connections with the child prostitution ring. Finally,savingI duties They haven't caused any major disruptions so far, but they're proving to be a blunt weapon because American growth isn't taking off and prices are rising. Trump has tried to place the blame on the Fed Chairman, Jerome Powell, for his prudence in lowering rates, but boomerang has been compounded by boomerang as markets fear for the central bank's independence. Enough to say that the first year of Trump's presidency has turned out to be what many feared: a disaster not only for America but for the entire West.