
As we reflect on President Donald Trump’s 100th day in office, it’s abundantly clear that his reign has been nothing short of a chaotic whirlwind. With a staggering 142 executive orders under his belt, it’s no wonder the American people are feeling a bit overwhelmed.
His reckless style of governing is nothing short of chaotic, sparking a cascade of destabilization in global affairs that will inevitably wreak havoc on our homeland security and cripple our manufacturing sector, threatening countless jobs in the process.
From pardoning Capitol rioters to picking fights with our closest allies, Trump has certainly kept us on our toes. And let’s not forget his failed promise to lower grocery prices – a real nail-biter for those 2024 voters, I’m sure.
The so-called “Liberation Day,” the financial markets plummeted into chaos — and they showed no signs of recovery. Almost immediately, other nations sprang into action, declaring punitive tariffs that threw a wrench into the works. Retailers cried out about skyrocketing prices and looming supply shortages, while economists ominously warned that these tariffs would unleash a torrent of inflationary pressures.
A critical dilemma has emerged — the very foundation of the tariffs strategy is engulfed in a haze of confusion and uncertainty. His relentless back-and-forth on tariffs, one moment slapping them on, the next lifting them, has not only stalled the global supply chain but has also driven prices upward across the board, leaving American consumers to bear the brunt of this turmoil.
The crucial electoral peril in Trump’s strategy lies in its neglect of voters yearning for real solutions to pressing kitchen-table concerns—they are left feeling utterly overlooked and disheartened. A recent CBS News/YouGov poll unveiled on Sunday reveals a staggering 69 percent of Americans claiming that the Trump administration is failing to adequately address the critical issue of rising prices.
The most breathtaking moment of Trump’s foreign policy during his first 100 days unfolded on February 28, when President Trump and Vice President Vance launched an intense confrontation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in the Oval Office, sending ripples of shock and disbelief across the globe. With fervor, Trump and Vance insisted that Zelensky was failing to adequately convey the gratitude owed for the unwavering American support amid the harrowing Russian invasion in February 2022. Never before in our history has a President sided with one of our adversaries, Russia, against our steadfast ally, Ukraine.
Trump, who brazenly claimed he could end the war in a mere day, now teeters on the brink of forsaking the very negotiations that might achieve this lofty ambition. A recent New York Times/Siena College poll lays bare a grim truth: a mere 35 percent of registered voters endorse Trump’s war strategy in Ukraine, while an alarming 56 percent vehemently disapprove. His failure to present a viable plan is nothing short of shocking.
Federal judges in over 120 cases have tried to put a stop to Trump’s antics—judges from both sides of the aisle, including some he himself appointed—but their orders are being blatantly ignored or appealed by the regime. To add insult to injury, they’ve even gone so far as to arrest a municipal judge in Milwaukee who dared to simply attempt to hear a case involving an undocumented defendant.
Then there is Elon Musk and DOGE. His partial Track record:
- Accidentally fired, and tried to rehire, employees at the National Animal Health Laboratory Network who were working on the administration’s response to bird flu.
- Fired, and scrambled to rehire, people responsible for maintaining the nation’s nuclear weapons stockpile.
- Fired, and then un-fired, workers at the Environmental Protection Agency.
- Fired, and then rehired, people responsible for ensuring the safety of medical devices.
- Fired workers at the Small Business Administration, then un-fired them, and then fired them again.
- Accidentally fired people who had already taken a buyout offer.
- Tried to fire 22 US attorneys, but sent the termination emails to the wrong addresses.
- “Mistakenly” gave the “normalize Indian hate” guy the power to rewrite Treasury payment systems.
- Accidentally published classified information about the National Reconnaissance Office.
- Shared an unclassified list of new CIA employees via email.
- Tried to sell a government complex that includes a secret CIA facility.
- Inadvertently put both the Justice Department and the FBI headquarters up for sale.
Despite his best efforts to shake things up, Trump’s approval rating is plummeting faster than a lead balloon. With only 39% of the population giving him a thumbs up, it’s safe to say he’s not exactly winning any popularity contests.
But hey, at least he’s consistent in one thing – consistently disappointing. According to a recent survey, even his own party members are starting to question his leadership. So, here’s to another 100 days of chaos and confusion.








