100 Days That Shook Washington (Continued)

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Will independent news anchors be detained?

Will Americans be grabbed and shipped to private prisons in places like El Salvador?

Or will more subtle techniques start tightening the screws?

Social Security accounts quietly disappearing.

IRS audits aimed at political critics.

Student loan foreclosures used as threats.

Broadcast licenses hanging by a thread.

Libraries forced to pull books after losing funding.

When power decides it doesn’t need rules anymore, it doesn’t always kick down the door.

Sometimes it slips in sideways — quietly, methodically, and permanently.

What Comes Next?

Trump’s defenders say America needed a shake-up — and that lasting change always comes with a cost.

His critics argue that some of the damage to democratic norms may not be easy to repair.

Both sides agree on one thing:

The next 100 days — and the next generation — will decide which way this goes.

The real question isn’t just about Trump.

It’s about what kind of America we want to live in.

And for younger voters, the choice is coming fast.

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