So, today is the one-hundredth day of President Trump’s second term, and the legacy media will broadcast from their perches that Donald Trump is doing worse than any other president in the history of the 100-Day Poll. At the same time, what the press says about the 47^th President has never meant so little to the public in the history of the 100-Day Poll. Looking just at open sources, you can see that President Trump’s administration has initiated a series of significant actions during the first 100 days, aiming to fulfill campaign promises and reshape various aspects of American governance. These efforts reflect a commitment to his “America First” agenda, focusing on economic revitalization, border security, and governmental efficiency.​

President Trump has secured over $1 trillion in new investments, marking a substantial boost to the U.S. economy. Notably, a $500 billion private sector investment has been directed toward the largest artificial intelligence infrastructure project in history. This initiative involves prominent figures such as SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son, Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison, and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, all of whom attribute the project’s success to Trump’s leadership and election victory. ​Additionally, the administration has facilitated the restart of an assembly plant in Illinois by Stellantis, which plans to produce the new Dodge Durango in Detroit. This move is expected to create jobs and stimulate local economies. ​

In his first 100 hours, President Trump signed over 200 executive orders, with a significant portion dedicated to border security and immigration enforcement. Measures included declaring a national border emergency, launching a mass deportation plan, and ending automatic citizenship for children of illegal migrants. The administration also revoked security clearances for officials tied to the Hunter Biden laptop controversy and other scandals. ​

The administration has taken steps to restore domestic energy production by lifting restrictions on oil drilling and halting offshore wind leases. Additionally, President Trump signed Executive Order 14162, directing the United States to withdraw from the Paris Agreement and related international climate commitments. This move reflects a prioritization of American energy interests over international environmental agreements. ​ President Trump established the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to reduce bureaucratic waste and improve performance across federal agencies. The department, led by Elon Musk, aims to streamline operations and eliminate excessive regulations. Additionally, the administration has reclassified some government workers to enable merit-based hiring and emphasized the importance of returning to in-office work. ​

On the social front, President Trump reinstated the Mexico City Policy and enforced the Hyde Amendment, reversing previous policies and cutting off taxpayer funding for organizations providing abortion services abroad. These actions underscore the administration’s commitment to pro-life principles. ​ In the first 100 days of his second term, President Donald Trump has implemented a series of bold actions aimed at revitalizing the U.S. economy, strengthening border security, and reforming government operations. These initiatives reflect a commitment to his “America First” agenda and set the tone for the remainder of his term.

However, you did not need to search open sources to see that there are things that Trump is in the middle of doing, and it would be unfair to score his presidency in the middle of many storms as he brings forth fundamental change for the nation on a grand scale. After the storm, when the calm settles, America will be able to look back and see what Donald Trump accomplished as a two-time president. For now, after the first 100 days, BUSY would be the word I would use to describe Trump’s start to his second term.

C. Rich

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