US government: 100 days President: Trump celebrates himself in front of followers

US President Donald Trump celebrated his first 100 days in office with an aggressive rally. The months since the beginning of his second term in January were the “most successful first 100 days of a government in the history of our country,” said the Republican of followers in the state of Michigan. “We recover our country from a sick political class that has become rich to sell and bleed America. We no longer allow something like that.”

In his speech, Trump praised himself in the highest tones and once again focused on political opponents. It was the first appearance in campaign manner since he was re -entered in the White House. “I missed you, I missed the campaign,” he called to his followers. After the presidential election last year, the Republicans look at the 2026 congress elections in the middle of Trump’s term.

During the appearance, Trump blasphemed extensively about his predecessor, the Democrat Joe Biden, whom he represented as drooling, senile man and called “crazy types”. “This guy could ever become president like the hell,” Trump mocked. He abandoned the Democrats as “radical crazy”, “criminal” and “sick people”, tens of thousands of federal officials as “incompetent” and “corrupt”.

The 78-year-old also complained about “left-wing radical judges” who tried to stop his politics, and biased media that reported almost exclusively about him. Bad survey results for his first 100 days he all off as fake.

Trump emphasized that he couldn’t be stopped by anything. Under the cheers of his supporters, he listed numerous controversial decisions from the first months of his presidency and promised large -scale tax cuts as the next step. “In the coming weeks and months, we will get the greatest tax cuts in American history,” said Trump – and once more promised a “golden age” for America with low consumer prices, higher wages and the “best economy in the history of the world”. In the face of Trump’s radical customs policy, experts warn of higher inflation and slower economic growth.