President Trump Does Not Need to Keep the 100 Day Calendar - It's Not His Calendar That's in Trouble

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Apr 24, 2017 at 16:32

...and what did anyone think the first hundred days was going to produce? Conciliation or mediations; that's the joke, isn't it? The American electorate that has been subjected to political delusion, deception from both sides of the congressional aisle and from moneyed holdings of federal overseers of the taxpayer largesse while being threatened from not only abroad but within, finally got the Electoral College to work the way it is supposed to and the political scene is still not convinced President Trump is legitimate; and do not bother arguing that somehow this makes sense: it does not!

From the moment the polls showed the edge of reality that broke the odds-makers abacus,' the feral elite began the counter campaign to either delegitimize, marginalize, self-hypnotize and otherwise cajole the voting public that the poles shifted in order to allow for this electoral nightmare and a alternative course correction was required to be implemented to keep President Trump from getting out of their control.

So, it is a mistake that if President Trump cannot get the agenda he ran on to gain too much momentum in the first 100 days, that it is his fault. It is the cautionary tale that was originally revealed that a Republican Congress could not get out of its own shadow and act as the electorate that put President Trump in office had required. Once again, the taxpayer is set out as the true target of oblivious empire making; but remember that President Trump is targeted just as much because he was not allowed to play in any political reindeer games.

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