Trumps next 100 days will make the first 100 look calm

IT's 7 p.m. in the middle of the week on the Capitol Hill and a lot of Washington's new makers and shaking in Butterworth's restaurant, the salon of choice for the Maga Right, gathered to mark Donald Trump's first 100 days in office. A portrait of Queen Elizabeth hangs behind the wooden beams, as guests who are liable to a dress code of the “elegant, patriotic” clothing, “Freedom Fizz”, “Golden Age” and in an allusion to tetotal trump-a cranberry-and-lim-mix, which was shot as “presidential punch”.

“I miss Joe Biden,” explains a spokesman for the surprise of some participants. He continues: “I miss him to watch him rise the steps.” The crowd laughs. The brochures are distributed in the event – organized by the conservative heritage