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In his first 100 days, President Donald J. Trump has embarked on a bold agenda aimed at restoring American strength, sovereignty, and prosperity. Through decisive executive actions, he has prioritized national security, economic revitalization, and the reassertion of constitutional liberties. Below is just a snapshot of some of his greatest accomplishments

RESTORING FREE SPEECH AND COMBATING CENSORSHIP

On his first day back in office, President Trump signed an executive order aimed at restoring freedom of speech and ending government censorship. This bold move was designed to reaffirm and protect the First Amendment rights of every American by ensuring that no citizen would live in fear of retaliation for expressing their beliefs, asking hard questions, or sharing diverse viewpoints.

By cutting off the ability of federal agencies to collude with tech companies, media outlets, or universities to silence lawful speech, President Trump sent a clear message: the era of government intimidation and speech suppression is over.

AGGRESSIVE DEREGULATION AND GOVERNMENT EFFICIENCY

The Trump administration established the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk, to streamline federal operations. This initiative focused on reducing bureaucratic red tape, cutting unnecessary regulations, and making the government more responsive to the needs of the people….

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