‘First Hundred Days’ Is A Gimmick: I Talked To Real People Who Make America Great Already

Last updated on: May 2, 2017 at 7:29 am by Mark Meckler

‘First Hundred Days’ Is A Gimmick: I Talked To Real People Who Make America Great Already 2017-05-02T07:29:09-06:00 Mark Meckler

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I’m glad Saturday came and went. “The First Hundred Days” is a nice gimmick for talking heads on television, but it means nothing in the real world. Pundits say that the first three months set the tone for what’s to come in a Presidential administration, but politics have been so volatile and unpredictable, it hardly seems like a good indicator of, well, anything. With President Trump, it’s safe to say that there’s no guarantee that the first hundred days will bear any resemblance to the next, or the next after that.

Though I don’t care about any false litmus test, I do care about our nation and the grassroots activists that truly make America great already. I wish you had a chance to meet them like I do as I go all over the country, from state to state. These people aren’t just “likely voters,” they’re 100% voters. They’re the ones who get up early and knock on doors for a candidate or a cause. The ones who donate their hard earned money to a candidate, hoping the politician won’t cause them to regret it. They’re the ones who influence their friends, family, and community with their well-developed political ideas. The people who talk most eloquently at the dinner table about the news, the ones who keep tabs on what our leaders are doing versus what they are saying. They’re the Americans who might have patriotic bumper stickers on their cars, and definitely have patriotism in their hearts. Even though people in their communities pay a disproportionate amount of attention to these “grassroots activists,” the media doesn’t. Maybe that’s why almost media outlet was shocked and confused at the outcome of the 2016 Presidential contest.

Due to the massive grassroots network the Convention of States and Citizens for Self-Governance has activated, I was able to find out how thousands of real American, grassroots activists feel after Trump’s first hundred days. The grassroots are generally pleased with the President’s attempts to keep his promises, but they believe he’s been thwarted by an implacable Congress, out of control courts, and unaccountable career bureaucrats. They believe he’s dramatically and quickly repositioned the U.S. as a force for good in the world, appointed an outstanding Supreme Court Justice, rolled back strangling regulations and worked to return power to the states. His staunchest supporters are pleased, and his more reluctant supporters seem to be coming his way. They want the wall built; nothing short of actual brick and mortar will satisfy that expectation.

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