Looking back on President Trump's first 100 days in office

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has marked the centenary of his second term with a speech reminiscent of a campaign rally, highlighting his accomplishments while directing criticism towards his political adversaries.

- = SURJIT SINGH FLORA

He proclaimed what he referred to as a "revolution of common sense" to a gathering of support-ers in Michigan, asserting that he was leveraging his presidency to enact "profound change".

On January 20, 2025, Republican Party leader Donald Trump became the 47th US president. The first 100 days of his presidency concluded April 29, 2025. Was 45th President from 2017 until 2021. Trump is the first American president to upset global politics, economies, geography, and strategy. Trump made crucial decisions in his first 100 days, surpassing Franklin D. Roosevelt. From January 20 to April 24, 2025, he issued 139 EOs, 39 proclamations, and 45 memoranda. They include new laws, immigration reform, illegal immigrant repatriation, terror tariffs, federal spending, and government size reductions. Trump's dictatorial, tyrannical, and brutal actions revealed how America can unilaterally change the globe. At home and abroad, his actions and threats have startled politicians, diplomats, philosophers, and economists.

Trump wants to monopolize Bretton Woods-based international order. He wants foreign merchants, corporators, farmers, and industrialists to invest and develop businesses in America via tariffs. He wants to reestablish economic, commercial, geopolitical, and diplomatic relations with all nations. Only China has refused. All other countries stand with heads down and mouths covered. Despite mistakes in Vietnam, Korea, Iraq, and Afghanistan, his military authority remains strong.