Larry Kudlow: Trump's 100-Day Success vs. Liberal Media Polls

Critiquing Liberal Media Polls

• 💡 Fake polls are being used by the liberal media to portray Donald Trump's first 100 days as a failure, according to Larry Kudlow.
• 🎯 Pollster John Mclaclin highlights discrepancies in New York Times and ABC/Washington Post polls, showing significantly lower Trump voter percentages than his actual vote share.
• 🔑 Mclaclin is credited with exposing the anti-Trump political tactics of the liberal media.

Positive Poll Data and Trump Policies

• 📊 Democrat pollster Mark Penn's Harvard Harris poll shows President Trump's job approval at 48% and a 39% approval for the country being on the right track, an 11-point increase since January.
• ✈️ Trump's border closure and immigration policy are cited as enormously popular, contrasting with Biden's perceived failure.
• 💰 Policies like the deportation of alien criminals (74% support), a federal government spending audit (77% support), and moving towards a balanced budget (81% support) are highlighted as popular.
• 🚫 Support for Trump's policy of banning males from female sports (65%) and ending race-based preferences in hiring and contracts (59%) are also noted.

Upcoming Trump Initiatives

• ✂️ President Trump is heading towards passing a tax cut bill that includes deregulation, increased energy production, and border enforcement funding.
• 💸 Proposed tax cuts include tax-free tips, overtime pay, and senior tax benefits, described as highly popular measures that could be enacted quickly.
• 🕊️ Efforts are underway to achieve peace in Ukraine and the Middle East.
• ⚖️ A reciprocal tariff policy is discussed, with about two-thirds agreeing tariffs are important for protecting domestic jobs.

Media Coverage and Overall Assessment

• 📺 The liberal media, including ABC, NBC, and CBS, are accused of providing overwhelmingly negative coverage of Trump (92%).
• ✅ Despite negative media portrayal and dishonest polling, the assessment is that Mr. Trump deserves an A for his first 100 days, embodying the principle of 'Promises Made, Promises Kept'.