Donald Trump's first 100 days of his second presidential term aimed to establish a standard rivaling Franklin Roosevelt's significant achievements. However, despite his considerable ambitions and a torrent of executive orders, Trump's efforts have not only fallen short but have also undermined American democracy through deteriorating civil relations and a contentious trade war. This analysis draws a stark contrast with Roosevelt's decisive actions, illustrating that Trump's means do not align with a successful political outcome, rendering his early term largely unsuccessful against his aspirations.
Trump's first 100 days are characterized by ambition to surpass FDR's benchmarks, yet ultimately fall short, reflecting his struggle against civil resistance and internal chaos.
Trump's aggressive executive actions aimed to reshape governance, but his central ambition of dominating American democracy remains unfulfilled and increasingly challenged by societal opposition.
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