ABC NewsTrump's first 100 days tests future of both Republican and Democratic parties: ANALYSIS
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- Reliability
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- Policy Leaning
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- Politician Portrayal
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
66% : His action-packed first 100 days haven't delivered popularity for Trump.56% : "I run the country and the world," Trump told The Atlantic.
52% : While the first 100 days of the Trump presidency may prove to be a defining period for Trump and his presidency, the political future of both parties is still a moving target.
47% : Our poll found that 69% of Americans say the Democratic Party is out of touch with the concerns of most people in the country while 60% say the same of Trump and 64% the same of the Republican Party.
43% : Unlike then, Trump is now surrounded by a team that understands how to mechanize government to satiate his desires to make himself in the image of the strongmen he expresses admiration for.
42% : Early in this second term, Trump has tried to bend institutions and even nations into submission -- from universities to law firms to trade partners and allies.
33% : Trump 2.0 is unburdened by political convention.
32% : Though the economy and inflation were arguably the most important issues as Americans cast ballots in November to return Trump to the White House, his promises of economic grandeur have not materialized.
18% : Trump himself continues to float legally questionable ideas like sending Americans to foreign prisons with the ominous promise that his team is "looking into" it and claiming "there are methods" to seek a third term for president.
18% : According to the same poll, 53% say the economy has gotten worse since Trump took office.
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