100 days of the Trump administration and us - The Martha's Vineyard Times

In its first frenzied 100 days, as defined in The Atlantic magazine, there is something clear in Trump's wild decisions: it deepens the process of neo-colonization and regains control of what the United States insists on considering its natural zone of influence, with its natural resources, territories, water, rare earths, etc., in a context of accelerated hegemonic decline.

The Real First 100 Days › American Greatness

Pundits are confused about what to make of the first 100 days of the second Trump administration. Supporters talk of “flooding the zone,” believing Trump […] Source

100 days of the Trump administration and us - The Martha's Vineyard Times

Many people on the Vineyard may be astonished by the sheer number and fast pace of executive orders issued from the White House over the first 100 days of the Trump administration. But it’s possible to judge three key domestic issues to determine their impact on Islanders and all Americans: immigration, government cuts, and the economy. First, a comment on the meaning of “100 days.” The term’s origin dates to 1815, from Napoleon’s return from ex…

100 days in, and Trump has achieved key goals

(JNS) — Just after he completed his first 100 days in office, I had the privilege of hearing President Donald Trump speak in the White House Rose Garden during America’s National Day of Prayer. I was amazed by all that had been accomplished. I sat behind Adi and Yael Alexander — their son, Edan Alexander, is the last remaining American citizen held hostage by Hamas believed to be alive. The presid...

Tampa health tech firm to lay off nearly 100 employees, blames Trump administration

GroundGame.Health, which made the Inc. 5000 list the past two years, says changes in Washington forced its clients to cut spending.

45% of Americans Give Trump an ‘F’ on His First 100 Days, Poll Finds

As President Donald Trump celebrates his first 100 days in office, a new PBS News/NPR/Marist poll finds that a plurality of Americans give him a failing grade. Forty-five percent of U.S. adults rate Trump’s return to the Oval Office an “F,” including 80% of Democrats and 49% of independents. At the other extreme, only 23% of Americans gave the president an “A.” More people gave Trump an “F” than any other grade.  Lee Miringoff, director of the M…