Americans voted with their wallets. Donald Trump won last week’s election by a landslide, winning both the popular vote and the electoral vote. The Senate will be Republican, and while the House of Representatives has not been finalized yet, it is expected that the Republicans will take the House as well. So, it is strongly looking like a full Republican sweep, meaning it is likely Trump can get his agenda through with the Republican-majority support in both houses of the U.S. Congress.
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Robert G. Gilliland, CRPC®Managing Director and Senior Wealth Advisor
Robert’s career has been a blend of high personal performance and team building. He earned a Bachelor’s degree in Finance from Stephen F. Austin State University. To pay for his schooling, he ran a franchise of restaurants, gaining experience in managing time, people and money that would serve him well in his later endeavors. After […]
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