The almost certain approval of Judge Brett M Kavanaugh for the Supreme Court will mark the end of a week where the president also finalized a new trade deal with Canada and Mexico, fulfilling one of his key campaign promises. Additionally, the latest jobs report showed the lowest unemployment rate since 1969. While these events do not alter the core aspects of a tumultuous presidency that has faced controversies and defied traditional norms, they provide Trump with a new narrative to use on the campaign trail ahead of crucial midterm elections. With the investigation by Robert Mueller quieting down during the campaign season, Trump has the opportunity to shift the conversation to more favorable topics. David Axelrod, a former senior adviser to President Barack Obama, noted that from Trump's perspective, it has been a good week following many challenging ones. He has had some significant victories to boast about, despite claiming to always win. The positive aspects include job numbers, wages, and the post-NAFTA agreement. However, even in his aggressive approach to leadership, Trump's successes have come with consequences. His tough negotiation tactics have damaged the relationship with Canada, and the battle over Kavanaugh's nomination has fueled division and anger in both political parties. The impact of Kavanaugh's nomination is causing further division, which could either help Trump in the Senate or harm his position in the House. President Trump announced the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement in October 2018, with US trade representative Robert Lighthizer present. The New York Times reported that President Trump, who has never held public office or served in the military, has often struggled due to his lack of experience in government, legislation, and diplomacy. Despite efforts to achieve goals such as repealing Obama's health care law, toughening immigration regulations, building a border wall, and bringing peace to the Middle East, he has faced challenges. Trump has been more successful in exiting agreements, such as the Asian-Pacific trade pact, global climate change accord, and nuclear deal with Iran, rather than negotiating new ones as promised. His most notable accomplishment in terms of legislation was the tax-cutting package passed last year, largely due to the efforts of Republican congressional leaders. However, in recent weeks, Trump has also successfully negotiated a revised trade agreement with South Korea and replaced NAFTA with Canada and Mexico, achievements that seemed unlikely not long ago. The unemployment rate falling to 3.7 percent is partly due to the economic recovery he inherited from Obama, although he refuses to acknowledge this. The strong economy has become one of his key political advantages. Additionally, despite facing allegations of sexual misconduct, he managed to secure Kavanaugh's confirmation as a Supreme Court Justice, which many had predicted would fail. Overall, it has been a successful week for Trump. "We are very excited," stated Kellyanne Conway, his advisor, during an interview. She believes that his determination, persistence, and commitment to his campaign promises and beliefs are finally paying off. Some Republican supporters have acknowledged that Trump's success proves that going against traditional beliefs can be effective. "President Trump has taken many risks," said Ben Domenech, who runs The Federalist, a conservative news outlet. "Most of them have been successful. Even someone who isn't skilled at gambling can have a winning streak." A good gambler's true skill is revealed when the dice stop rolling. While the White House celebrates, his critics mourn as they believe he is appointing a man accused of sexual assault to the Supreme Court, damaging relationships with neighboring countries for a trade deal with exaggerated benefits, and taking credit for the economy while increasing the deficit. Despite some positive outcomes, such as the new trade agreement, many believe Trump's actions have been overshadowed by unnecessary drama. The upcoming campaign trail will determine if Trump's recent successes will garner support, as his approval ratings remain low and historically signal losses for his party before an election. Patti Solis Doyle, who served as Hillary Clinton's campaign manager in 2008, expressed that Independents are particularly fatigued by the chaos and uncertainty of the current political climate. Despite acknowledging the positive aspects such as a strong economy and conservative judges appointed by Trump, she questions the costs associated with his actions, including tariff wars, family separations, and a significant deficit. Trump intends to address these concerns through an upcoming series of campaign events. He will be traveling to Kansas on Saturday and will be on the road for six of the next eight days, primarily attending lively arena rallies where he energizes his conservative supporters with passionate speeches. The upcoming midterm elections are all about voter turnout, with Democrats showing more enthusiasm for months, aiming to take control of the House and possibly the Senate from Trump's party. Although conservatives were more engaged during the Kavanaugh confirmation battle, Democrats may now be more motivated to vote due to anger over the outcome, particularly women who are outraged that allegations of sexual assault were dismissed. It remains unclear whether Trump can effectively focus on his key political points, as he tends to digress to other topics even when highlighting significant achievements such as the new trade agreement, known as the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). One constant during the Trump presidency is the rapidly changing narrative, with new stories of political drama, international conflicts, and investigative revelations constantly emerging. It is uncertain how these events will impact the upcoming election on Nov 6, as a lot can change in a month in the Trump era.