President Trump’s team is hitting hard, while Democrats flounder. The first 100 days of his second term exposed a party more focused on drama than solutions. Greg Gutfeld ripped into their incompetence, comparing their efforts to “watching paint dry.”
Schumer’s marathon Capitol Hill protest crashed and burned. His 12-hour rant against Trump policies drew more laughs than support. Even pigeons dodged his speech, a fitting metaphor for voters tuning out Democratic theatrics.
Polls show Democrats sinking to historic lows. Fox News reports their approval ratings barely beat poison ivy and anal fissures. Only 44% back Trump overall, but border security wins 55% approval—proof his tough stance works.
Meanwhile, Trump’s rolling out bold moves like slashing NOAA’s budget and axing climate programs. Critics whine, but conservatives cheer these cuts as necessary trims to bloated bureaucracy. The left’s panic only highlights their irrelevance.
Democrats keep rehashing failed ideas. Cory Booker rambles about “moral urgency” while accomplishing nothing. Their agenda? Tax hikes, open borders, and attacking Trump nonstop. Voters see through the noise—they want safety, jobs, and common sense.
Media bias hits absurd levels. Networks gave Trump 92% negative coverage, yet his policies still deliver. The stock market stabilized, tariffs protect workers, and America’s standing grows. No wonder “resistance” fatigue is setting in.
Liberals cling to losing issues like defunding police and green New Deals. Gutfeld mocked their “verbal diarrhea,” noting even homeless guys get more done. While Trump builds, Democrats destroy—tearing down statues, traditions, and their own credibility.
The choice is clear. Trump’s America prioritizes strength, freedom, and results. Democrats offer chaos, censorship, and a pathetic obsession with the past. As Gutfeld said, their 100 days weren’t just a failure—they were a national embarrassment.
