As Donald Trump marks his 100th day in office, Democratic senators plan lengthy speeches to critique his presidency, citing failures such as divisive tariffs and judicial attacks. With Trump’s supporters praising his first few months, including Speaker Mike Johnson acknowledging challenges, Democrats assert that Trump is undermining federal agencies while putting the economy at risk. Chuck Schumer leads the charge, labeling Trump's style as dictatorial. In countering the GOP’s agenda, Democrats aim to reclaim public support after recent electoral setbacks, drawing historical parallels to civil rights protests.
Democrats are using Trump's first 100 days to rally support, emphasizing his controversial governing style and failure to uphold democratic principles, while Republicans praise his efforts.
Chuck Schumer criticized Trump, stating that the President is not acting like a leader of a democratic republic, but rather behaves as a king or a despot.
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