Trump Declares Profound Changes in Washington Amid Poll Decline

Former President Donald Trump addressed supporters recently, asserting that his administration has achieved unprecedented progress in its first 100 days. He emphasized the significance of his executive actions, claiming, “In 100 days, we have delivered the most profound change in Washington in nearly 100 years.”

At the time, Trump gleefully touted an exhaustive list of executive orders. In many ways, these actions have rapidly changed American society for the worse, he believes. “One hundred days, we’ve done all the things that I’ve named, and a lot more,” he stated, reinforcing his message of accomplishment despite facing dwindling approval ratings.

Trump’s comments came as his approval ratings have taken a sudden nosedive since taking office. Rejecting the latest polls as “fake news,” he tweeted in all caps to vent his rage about a misled public. “This is the best, they say, start of any president in history. You haven’t seen anything yet,” he proclaimed to an enthusiastic crowd.

To get the grandstanders to close their ears to all the new Republicans and non-Republicans. He urged them to organize and vote those people out of office. His comments have highlighted a deepening fault line within the party between establishment leaders and activists over the party’s future direction on economic policy.

Trump’s fixation on short-term economic initiatives has poisoned the well—not only inside the government but in our relationships around the world. He emphasized that his administration’s policies are driving significant changes, stating, “We’ll make deals, but we don’t have to.”

Despite rarely leaving the White House during his early months in office, except for trips to his properties in Florida and New Jersey, Trump made his first foreign trip last week to attend the funeral of Pope Francis. The visit stated strongly against the backdrop of a domestic-focused year that the world is watching us.

As Trump tries to re-establish himself, he seems unbowed by adversity. He made his observations about Joe Biden’s viability. By his accounting, Biden is down 35 points since the June debate that Trump declared a disaster for his recent GOP-style bailout. That was not a helpful debate for him,” said Mr.