The first 100 days: Trump's efforts to transform America rests on a historical personalization of power

'Move fast and break things': Trump's first 100 days

The first 100 days of Donald Trump's second presidency have seen an unprecedented level of chaos with global repercussions.

The first 100 days: Trump's efforts to transform America rests on a historical personalization of power

One of the more remarkable features of President Donald Trump’s ongoing, yet unfulfilled, effort in the first 100 days of his second term in office to transform American democracy into an autocracy is its ahistoric path, one that represents a radical departure from the work and vision of the Framers of the Constitution. The Framers’ institutionalization and constitutional confinement of the presid...

Dr. John Warren: The contrast between Roosevelt and Trump’s First 100 Days

With so much talk about President Trump’s first 100 days in office in his second term, it seemed appropriate to compare and contrast his 100 days to the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who initiated the 100-day miracle that saved a failing nation after President Herbert Hoover brought us the Great Depression. Starting on March … Continued

What has Trump been up to in 100 days?

Trump's hundred days of surprises, volatility and radical uncertainty. The point of Carlo Benetti , Market Specialist of GAM The first One Hundred Days of Donald Trump's presidency have passed and the balance is controversial to say the least, the president's approval rating is the lowest since the time of Franklin D. Roosevelt and lower than the already low one of the One Hundred Days of his first mandate. Even abroad, Trump does not enjoy grea…

The U.S. Democratic legislator Shri Thanedar has been the first to seek the removal of Donald Trump in this second term. The process he has initiated to stop him cannot be doomed to failure because his behavior, he claims, is unconstitutional: "He is being a dictator." The entry The Democratic legislator seeking to remove Trump: "Falling is not an option. He is a dictator" was first published in the Digital Process.