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Trump and the history of the 'first 100 days'

  • Written by Robert Speel, Associate Professor of Political Science, Erie campus, Pennsylvania State University
imageWill history give Trump a thumbs-up for his first 100 days?AP Photo/Luis M. Alvarez

The federal government is currently being funded by a continuing resolution that expires on April 28, 2017 – which also happens to be the 99th day of Donald Trump’s presidency.

If Congress fails to approve a new spending deal before then, Trump’s...

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