The Democrats gather on the US Capitol to decipher “failure” of Trump's first 100 days | Democrats

Dozens of democratic legislators gathered on Wednesday at the stages of the Capitol to accuse Donald Trump, to have spent his first 100 days with the help of the “complicated” congress republicans.

The speeches of party leaders served as a counterpoint to Trump's at a rally to Michigan the night before, in which he “has made the most profound change in Washington for almost 100 years”.

Meanwhile, the Democrats are still withdrawn from a disappointing performance in the elections last November, but believe that the health of the economy shows signs of flags and GOP lawyers that legislators are working on a significant legislation to extend tax cuts while withdrawing the social security network, the opportunity to regain the trust of voters.

“Donald Trump's first 100 days can be defined by a large F-word: failure of the economy, failure of the costs, failure, failure in tariffs, failure of foreign policy, failure of democracy, the failure of the families of the middle class,” said Chuck Schumer, the top Senate Democrat, Chuck Schumer from the Capitol step.

He characterized the Republican legislators, only a few of whom have been broken publicly with the President since his inauguration of the President, as “co -swords. They are complicit. They contribute and make all the mistakes of Donald Trump.

The party gathered hours after the publication of business data, which showed that the US economy had shrunk in the first three months of this year, which the legislature said that Trump had broken the promise of prosperity to American voters.

“In a hundred days of this presidency, we switched from three years of solid growth in our economy to the steepest decline that we have seen since pandemic. That is the truth,” said Delaware Senator, Lisa Blunt Rochester. “Food has expired, the pension provision has dropped, that is the truth. Ocrupets of measles and bird flu, that is the truth.”

There are more than 1,300 days in Trump's presidency, but the Democrats will be able to revive next to November in the intermediate elections next November. A return to a majority in the house is within reach, since the current GOP majority is only three voices, a historically low margin.

Earlier a day, the House leader said minorities, Hakeem Jeffries that the party could only do so much without checking at least one chamber of congress, but promised changes as soon as they had returned to the majority.

“As Democrats, we will fight as hard as possible in the next two years to prevent bad things. We will protect our system of free and fair elections and then work hard to convince the American people to take over the majority in the next November,” said Jeffries during a speech in a theater in Washington DC.

“At this point we will be able to do a lot more for you,” said Jeffries and promised to “block a budget that” blocks “after her social security, medicare or medicaid and” to hold the Trump administration for its corrupt abuse of power “.

Trump's 100th day of office did not come long after major surveys had shown that his approval rate belonged to 50%, which was concerned with concerns about his economic policy, but also some caution of his aggressive approach to enforcing immigration, in which top -class cases of foreigners were removed for questionable reasons.

But the Democrats have their own reconstruction. The latest surveys have shown that voters are acidic in the party, and a CNN survey last month has been found that the approval rate has never been lower.

The chairman of the democratic caucus in the house of the house, Pete Aguilar, signaled that the party plans to focus on the voters of economic concerns at the center of their field, while they rebuilt legislative majorities in 2026.

“We will concentrate on making life more affordable and making life easier for everyday Americans in these next 100 days until we turn the house around and turn the Senate around and have checked the Rump government's reckless economic policy,” said Aguilar.