Tamara Keith

Gone are the establishment Republicans who saw themselves as guardrails working behind the scenes to temper his plans. And Congress is more compliant as well. Most of the Republicans who criticized him last time are no longer in office. A big test of that is coming soon, though, and Trump last night seemed to be transitioning to a

Gone are the establishment Republicans who saw themselves as guardrails working behind the scenes to temper his plans. And Congress is more compliant as well. Most of the Republicans who criticized him last time are no longer in office. A big test of that is coming soon, though, and Trump last night seemed to be transitioning to a

Gone are the establishment Republicans who saw themselves as guardrails working behind the scenes to temper his plans. And Congress is more compliant as well. Most of the Republicans who criticized him last time are no longer in office. A big test of that is coming soon, though, and Trump last night seemed to be transitioning to a

campaign-style push for what he calls his one big, beautiful bill, a massive tax and spending cut measure that Trump is urging Republicans to pass quickly. He has done a lot through executive action in these first 100 days, but he's going to need Congress for this. And what about the similarities? Well, last night, Trump complained repeatedly about polls he said couldn't possibly be valid.

campaign-style push for what he calls his one big, beautiful bill, a massive tax and spending cut measure that Trump is urging Republicans to pass quickly. He has done a lot through executive action in these first 100 days, but he's going to need Congress for this. And what about the similarities? Well, last night, Trump complained repeatedly about polls he said couldn't possibly be valid.

campaign-style push for what he calls his one big, beautiful bill, a massive tax and spending cut measure that Trump is urging Republicans to pass quickly. He has done a lot through executive action in these first 100 days, but he's going to need Congress for this. And what about the similarities? Well, last night, Trump complained repeatedly about polls he said couldn't possibly be valid.

That's the raft of public polls out in recent days indicating the Trump has the lowest approval rating at the 100 days mark of any president in 80 years. A lot of Americans told pollsters they think Trump is going too far. And like in his first term, significant parts of Trump's agenda are being held up in the courts, which he made clear he isn't happy about.

That's the raft of public polls out in recent days indicating the Trump has the lowest approval rating at the 100 days mark of any president in 80 years. A lot of Americans told pollsters they think Trump is going too far. And like in his first term, significant parts of Trump's agenda are being held up in the courts, which he made clear he isn't happy about.

That's the raft of public polls out in recent days indicating the Trump has the lowest approval rating at the 100 days mark of any president in 80 years. A lot of Americans told pollsters they think Trump is going too far. And like in his first term, significant parts of Trump's agenda are being held up in the courts, which he made clear he isn't happy about.

The courts and the polls are the two biggest hints of gravity that Trump is experiencing right now.

The courts and the polls are the two biggest hints of gravity that Trump is experiencing right now.

The courts and the polls are the two biggest hints of gravity that Trump is experiencing right now.

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For now, at least, the answer appears to be yes and. President Trump took questions from the press in the Oval Office yesterday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sitting in the chair next to him. And Netanyahu announced he would quickly eliminate all tariffs on American goods. and reduce the U.S. trade deficit to zero. But when asked whether he would reduce the 17% tariff the U.S.

For now, at least, the answer appears to be yes and. President Trump took questions from the press in the Oval Office yesterday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sitting in the chair next to him. And Netanyahu announced he would quickly eliminate all tariffs on American goods. and reduce the U.S. trade deficit to zero. But when asked whether he would reduce the 17% tariff the U.S.

For now, at least, the answer appears to be yes and. President Trump took questions from the press in the Oval Office yesterday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sitting in the chair next to him. And Netanyahu announced he would quickly eliminate all tariffs on American goods. and reduce the U.S. trade deficit to zero. But when asked whether he would reduce the 17% tariff the U.S.

is set to apply to Israeli goods, Trump said maybe not. He said his tough tariffs are getting trading partners to offer big concessions.

is set to apply to Israeli goods, Trump said maybe not. He said his tough tariffs are getting trading partners to offer big concessions.