President Trump's first 100 days: What should Americans expect? Face the Nation

[Donkees]

Published on Jan 22, 2017
Susan Page of USA Today, CBS News contributor Frank Luntz, Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic and former policy director for the Romney campaign Lanhee Chen discuss the first items on President Trump's agenda. Will the new administration address the protest movement across the country?

[yuiyoshida]

1. A very dystopian speech

I agree.

[tenorly]

2. In a word, neo-fascism. A steady erosion of benefits & rights in the name of self-righteous notions.

Argentina's Macri, who took office 13 months ago after a close election and has since proceeded to shift $20 billion in income to the top 1% while using corporate media (and sometimes violence) to stifle dissent, is probably the closest example.

[impeachtrumpquick]

3. Alternative facts.

[Hulk]

4. we are teaching our young people to hate......

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Seriously? You must have seen some signs I missed. No complaints when the teabaggers were burning effigies. Fucking hypocrite.

We shouldn't use the word "unprecedented"? Seriously? It is everything about having a fascist in the White House that has never been even close to reality in our history. This whole nightmare is "unprecedented", and we had better keep reins on this mad man and his administration of Nazis. This is no time to just sit back and watch the dark cloud move over the country.

[Quixote1818]

5. No fucking kidding.

When he said that I was like