#Trump100Days

From the moment he took office on January 20, 2025, under the watchful eyes of tech oligarchs Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg, it became clear that Trump's second presidency would have a different magnitude. Instead of the conservative Mike Pence as vice president, we have the isolationist Maga, JD Vance. Instead of retired four-star General Jim Mattis as Secretary of Defense, we have former weekend host of Fox News, Pete Hegseth.

Trump and his allies had four years of political exile to plan and strategize a disruptive agenda defined in Project 2025, a set of proposals from the right-wing think tank Heritage Foundation in Washington. However, its execution has been hampered by the president's unstable nature, internal disputes in the cabinet, and leaks, especially in the Pentagon, which is now supposedly in disarray.

For Trump's staunch supporters, his main strength is his success as a businessman and his promise to manage the economy accordingly. As president, he imposed tariffs on trading partners such as Mexico, Canada, and China, with Chinese products facing a combined tax of 145%.

The impact has been profound, with consumer confidence plummeting, stock markets in turmoil, and investors losing confidence in the credibility of Trump's policies. In the ABC News/Washington Post/Ipsos poll, 72% said they thought it was very or relatively likely that his economic policies would cause a recession in the short term.

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