How Trump changed America in his first four months

President Trump drove back to the office to use his second term in order to exercise political power out of the raw materials and to change the country after his image.

It was four months ago and he already has it.

In an opening law of the President more aggressive and polarizing than anything the nation previously seen, Trump triggered a flood of changes that have hardly unaffected one aspect of American life: the economy, the nation's place in the world, its systems to gain and build up, and of course the government itself. surprised.

It is chaotic and often difficult to follow, and that's design. Trump and his advisors have managed to flood the zone, deliberately overwhelming political opponents who still grab a message and a means to defend themselves. It can look as if the stock market has done this with great success.

Regardless of whether she was enthusiastic or horrified by what the president had in front of him, the shock of his first 100 days can be. (His number of admission has also declined overall.) We think about what we have learned so far.

1. Trump has built the global order and the America's alliances. The president has openly dealt with imperialism, which indicates that the nation of Canada, Greenland and the Panama Canal acquire. But its effects on foreign policy go much further. He pursued a foreign policy exclusively in power and put long -time allies in favor of muscular dealings with people such as Russia and China. On this basis, Europe is a nuisance and even a closer ally like Israel can be reduced to a subsequent idea.

2. He tests the limits of the law. The administration has repeatedly opposed the court decision -making decisions supported by the Supreme Court that the government takes steps in order to return a wrongly deported man -while Trump himself attacked judges who ruled against him. Since the congress controlled by Republicans offers little supervision and exercises his constitutional controls for his power, some lawyers already warn of a constitutional crisis. It is clear that the administration tests the most basic principles of separation of authority.