Donald Trump’s first 100 days in his second term, ending April 29, 2025, were marked by aggressive policy moves and economic challenges. Trump signed 142 executive orders, surpassing Roosevelt’s record, targeting immigration and trade with “beautiful” tariffs to reshape global economics. However, these tariffs sparked a trade war with China, leading to U.S. stock market declines—the worst since Nixon’s era—while Trump blamed Biden for economic woes. His approval rating plummeted to 41%, the lowest in 70 years, reflecting public frustration over rising family budget pressures. Trump also pushed for tax cuts and a Ukraine peace deal, but his focus on golf amid 401(k) losses drew criticism for indifference.
The tariff-driven stock declines could align with your interest in economic shifts, though Trump’s low approval might make you sceptical of his policy success.
