Contrasting Leadership: A Deep Dive into Roosevelt and Trump’s First 100 Days

As discussions about President Trump's initial 100 days in his second term unfold, it's enlightening to reflect on Franklin D. Roosevelt's transformative early days in office. Starting March 4, 1933, Roosevelt called Congress into a groundbreaking three-month session, passing 15 crucial laws to address the Great Depression. Notably, he issued 99 Executive Orders, while Trump signed 111 within his first 77 days. This comparison underscores the distinct strategies employed during times of national emergencies.