Now Times Hasve Changed in America!

I just read an article (written in Japanese) in which they said that pluralmultiple influencers on social networking services declared that they voted for Trump.

Now that Mr. Trump by farhas won the election by far, there is no need for the US people to hide that they are the followers of Donald Trump.

MThe majority of the US peoplepeople in the US like Trump.

Therefore, on language forums like LangCorrect, I shouldwill think twice about how I describe him.

In formerprevious days, non-native English speaker members on LangCorrect might have been bettertended to speak ill of Donald Trump.

"Times hasve changed in America.

They like the "MAGA (make America great again)" policy."

I used to write something rude for him such asabout him, for example, that he was saying MAWA (make America white again).

Therefore, from now on, I should notonly talk about him anymore from the viewpoint of political correctness.

political correctness = speaking politely about someone

Now Times Hasve Changed in America!

I just read an article (written in Japanese) in which they said that pluralmultiple influencers on social networking servicites declared / said / wrote that they voted for Trump.

“Declared” is a very “official” mood. Eg if someone did a 5 minute video where they talked about voting for him.

If they just mentioned “yea, I voted for him” that’d be more casual and you’d want a different word.

NowSince that Mr. Trump by far won the electio/ President-elect Trump won the election by a large margin, there is no need for the US people to hide that they are the followers of him (Donald Trump).

Yes.,

Stylistically you could choose to have this as a stand-alone, one-word sentence.

MThe majority of the US peoplepeople in the US / US citizens like Trump.

In former days, non-native English -speakering members on LangCorrect might have been betteropen to speaking ill of Donald Trump.

But it is notnow, this is no longer true now.

"Times hasve changed in America.

They like the MAGA (mMake America gGreat aAgain) policy."

Capitalize all letters when acronyms are formed from the words.

I used to write something rude forabout him, such as he was saying MAWA (mMake America wWhite aAgain).

But (now) I should shut my mouth (now).

Either placement would work. The tone is different.

“But now…” puts for emphasis on the changing circumstances.

“But …. now.” gives the feeling that you need to stop speaking immediately / emphasizes that you might feel afraid to speak freely.

It's now politically incorrect to speak ill of him now.

Now at the front works better here. It helps with time-orientation.

Therefore, from now on, I should not talk about him anymore forom the viewpointsake of political correctness.

I think this is what you meant. “From the viewpoint” would work better if you were talking about a few reasons why you shouldn’t speak badly about him. And one of those reasons what “political correctness.”

Now Times Hasve Changed in America!

I just read an article (written in Japanese) in which they said that pluralmultiple influencers on social networking servicesmedia declared that they voted for Trump.

Now that Mr. Trump by far won the election, there is no need for the USAmerican people to hide that they are the followers of Donald Trump.

MA majority of the US peopleAmericans like Trump.

In former daysBefore, non-native English speaker members on LangCorrect might have been betterinclined to speak ill of Donald Trump.

"Times hasve changed in America."

Now Times Hasve Changed in America!

I just read an article (written in Japanese) in which they said that plural influencers on social networking services/social media declared that they voted for Trump.

Not sure what you mean by the phrase "plural influencers"

Now that Mr. Trump by farhas won the election by far, there is no need for the USAmerican people to hide that they are the followersubjects of Donald Trump.

Majority of the US peopleAmericans like Trump.

Therefore, on language forums like LangCorrect, maybe I should think twice about how I describe him.

In former days, non-native English speakering members on LangCorrect might have been betterable to speak ill of Donald Trump.

"Times hasve changed in America.

They like the MAGA (mMake America gGreat aAgain) policy."

I used to write something rude forabout him such as he was saying MAWA (make America white again).

I just read an article (written in Japanese) in which they said that plural influencers on social networking services declared that they voted for Trump.

Plural?

Now that Mr. Trump by far won the election, there is no need for the US people to hide that they are the followers of Donald Trump.

In former daysBefore the election, non-native English speaker members on LangCorrect might have been betterable to speak ill of Donald Trump.

They like the MAGA (mMake America gGreat aAgain) policy."

I used to write something rude forabout him such as when he was saying MAWA (mMake America wWhite aAgain).

MAWA is an acronym so every first letter of a word in the acronym should be in the capital letter.

Now the Times Hasve Changed in America!

I just read an article (written in Japanese) {in which they said that plural| which said} that many?multiple? influencers on social networking servicesmedia declared that they voted for Trump.

Now that Mr. Trump by farresoundingly won the election, there is no need for the US people to hide that they are the followers of Donald Trump.

MA majority of the US people like Trump.

I used to write something rude forthings about him such as he was saying MAWA (make America white again).

Therefore, from now on, I should not talk about him anymore forom the viewpointsake of political correctness.

I’m guessing this is what you mean.