100 Days of Donald Trump: Failure and Success | Global Agora

Do you think Donald Trump’s biggest success and biggest failure in his first 100 days as president, also considering that he has few outstanding poll numbers? Do you think Trump believes it is his greatest achievement and his greatest failure? Read some comments. IIf you like my work, please support me on KO-FI! Thanks.

Steven Green,,,,, Professor of Political Science at North Carolina State University

1. Honestly, this is hard to answer. I don’t think there is Anything Trump has done it in this new administration, providing long-term benefits to American democracy or the American people. One might argue that he had “the greatest success” in the federal bureaucracy. He faces challenges “deep states” and promises to bring federal bureaucracy to his feet. He made a huge difference here with the help of Elon Musk. Just because this is a major goal, he has made significant progress, he can say that this is a success. But the absolutely lawless and chaotic way this happens (many of the many lawsuits lost in many actions prove this), and most policy experts agree that many of these dismissals will have a long-term negative impact on the United States, which really makes it a win. Again, it is difficult to evaluate the biggest failure. In my opinion, most democratic experts believe this course has sharply weakened American democracy and that we can say that we belong to competitive authoritarianism is a huge failure. But that’s what Trump has been working on. It’s even hard to perform a typical 100-day basis in the assessment.

2. Again, it’s hard to say. I think he has to be totally flipped over how the Republicans in Congress and let him do exactly what he wants, no matter how bad it is for America. For example, the vast majority of congressional Republicans recognize the disaster of Trump’s trade war/tariff policy and They have the ability to do something about it, but they do nothing. From Trump’s perspective Complete obedience It must be regarded as a huge success throughout the Republican Party. As for failure, he must be frustrated that the court system did not meet his wishes. But, honestly, he had to be very happy with the overall progress of all this.

Anne Cizmar,,,,, Professor of Eastern Government at the University of Kentucky

1. This time Trump has successfully moved faster. In his first administration, he started to be slow at the beginning. This time, he had people before the inauguration and was preparing to sign a bunch of executive orders. He also succeeded in avoiding blaming other officials, such as Musk and Heggs. So far, he has not worked with Congress to implement legislation, but he has not had any major setbacks. Senate Democrats provided the votes necessary to keep the government open and avoid shutdowns in March, which seemed a success for Trump. His ability in Congress was also a success for him.

Meanwhile, over time, some rapid movements related to tariffs, immigration and cutting federal spending could also become his debt. Public opinion polls show that support for the government has decreased and there is less confidence in the public’s economy and how they handle immigration. These are Trump’s strong opinions in the election.

2. I suspect President Trump believes anything he does is a “failure.” I think he might see everything he did as success. I’ve never seen him offer self-attention, at least not publicly.

Kenneth Warren,,,,, Professor of Political Science at St. Louis University

1. Frankly, I can’t think of any success besides maintaining a Republican relationship. By keeping Republicans consistent in the Senate, he was able to confirm everyone except one nominee’s cabinet position. His failure is getting bigger and bigger. His biggest failure was himself. His thinking about almost everything is flawed. He wants to make America great again, but obviously, he is destroying America. His tariffs are a nightmare. They make no sense to both conservatives and liberal economists. Wall Street Journal He said in the title that he caused the stupidest trade war in history. He has led China, our EU partners, Canada, Mexico and other countries to seek trade with other countries. As a result, stock markets around the world have fallen. He promised to lower inflation, but his tariffs raise prices and inflation will worsen. We may be heading towards the strand.

His efforts to “deconstruct” the administrative state were also a disaster. In fact, everything he did to demolish the institution was blatantly illegal, leading to his failure in the case in court. He believes he can only fire civil servants, especially independent supervisors, but he cannot do so legally.

His immigration policies are also mostly illegal because he has ice to deport people without giving them due process – A fair hearing. Even the Supreme Court, which he himself stacked, ruled him at 1 a.m. to stop deportation. However, some deportations are legal, but too many deportations do not.

His attack on higher education is terrible and illegal. He is getting a huge crackdown and will lose in court again.

He is attacking and threatening law firms that do not support him. He also attacked the media like a madman.

Due to all this, his poll count dropped to low levels, and some polls (e.g., AP, ABC) showed he dropped to 39%. Of course, he was denied that the numbers were made up of fake news media. Are these reactions wise? I don’t think so.

All in all, his biggest failure is that he is destroying our democratic political system and severely undermining the image of the United States

2. Trump may think his greatest achievement is that he is now a world leader. He is very diluted. He thinks he does a good job of cutting government plans and saving billions of dollars in taxpayers. The fact is, research shows that he has very little taxes at the expense of cutting the required plans. His plan cuts are meaningless and he is causing terrible pain. He may think he did a good job with the U.S. undocumented people, and relatively few people were expelled.

He may think he failed to expel him from the majority as he wished. He sometimes says that. What he really thinks is not easy to discover because he keeps boasting about all the “great things he is accomplishing.” He doesn’t seem to deal with reality. I’m not sure how long the Trump administration will last. How long will many of his big supporters continue to support him? What is their breakthrough point? We have heard the chaos within the Trump administration.

Robert Busby,,,,, Senior Lecturer in Politics at Liverpool Hope University

Trump’s polls have fallen in recent days, with the approved rating now 40% lower. These are not catastrophic, but they are gradually becoming bigger and bigger in the wrong direction. It may be the biggest success for Trump, and one area where his voting numbers look stable is addressing the problems brought about by irregular immigration on the southern border. The detentions there are large numbers, and among other countries, the high-profile deportation of a group of people is in stark contrast to the management of issues under Biden. This is one of the few areas Trump’s commitment before the election has been considered to have been fulfilled.

His biggest weakness in the period so far seems to be in the field of foreign policy. Asserting that he will make the Ukrainian war a quick resolution, this still seems to have no end. As Rubio suggested, the United States eventually got rid of any peace negotiations, which would be a major manifestation of Trump’s lack of ability to achieve results and stressed the lack of Trump’s international leverage. Again, this proved to be an incredible point of attention due to the lack of people who release the final hostages in the Gaza Strip.

The recent economic roller coaster has been hard to call. Ultimately, this may lead to an improvement in the economic situation in the international market, but in the short term, M fluctuations in the market inevitably damage Americans’ savings and lead to uncertainty about investment. The ever-changing tariff rates and timing give the impression that the government does not have any real policy consistency in this area, and while other international issues may be less effective for American voters, the economy is the most obvious problem. There is no doubt that Trump’s legacy in this area will be where he is judged, and his second term largely evaluates the results.

Trump will likely believe that the claims of American power mark a change in the direction of the United States in terms of strong international action and rhetoric. His strong treatment of a range of international leaders will give Trump a greater sense of control over the political environment. However, this is likely to be a weakness, as the problem is one of the perceptions of reality, and changes in the international order are likely to cut off some of the traditional links with the United States and establish a new international economic alliance.

Trump will also believe that the traditional 100-day administration is one of the fast and decisive actions.

2. I doubt Trump will believe in failures of any significance at the moment, but Ukraine does threaten to be the person his frustration is probably the most prominent. This is probably the shortest-term note as economic issues will take some time to dissolve.

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