At 100 days, is a wounded Trump more dangerous?

At 100 days, is a wounded Trump more dangerous?

Plus, a new low for the White House Correspondents’ dinner.

If something stands out from Washington in the constant fire of the news, it is: the speed. Donald Trump is as aggressive as no US president since World War II in his first 100 days. This puts the country and the world in fear.

With his return to the White House, Trump has led mass layoffs in the administration, he has launched a campaign of fear against the migrant population and universities, he has broken the stability of the markets and declared war on the judges.Trump is hesitant by the polls that place him as the worst valued president: “They lie, they are the enemy of the people” One hundred days have been enough to shake up a democratic system with more than 20…

WASHINGTON. In 100 days, President Donald Trump has shaken principles that have guided the United States for centuries. He has returned to the White House with a stronger discipline and greater focus. It spurs rather than reins in his ambitions for power.

DEXYPTAGE - The President uses his second mandate to affix his mark as none of his predecessors before him, at the risk of opening a new era full of uncertainty, with global consequences.

The U.S. president wanted to impress the world with a manly posture for 100 days, without success. The victory in Canada of the candidate of the "resistance to Trump", Mark Carney, illustrates the rejection of his aggressiveness, and the weakening of the soft power that was the strength of America.