Donald Trump proclaimed his first 100 days as the most successful in U.S. history, despite plummeting approval ratings. His confrontational approach to Canada, aimed at securing a favorable trading relationship, backfired dramatically. Instead of facilitating a conservative victory in Canada by supporting Pierre Poilievre, Trump's interventions provoked a backlash from Canadian voters. This ultimately resulted in a reinforcement of Liberal leadership, defying Trump's expectations. The article highlights Trump's tendency to create conflicts that yield unfavorable outcomes for his administration, showcasing a pattern of political miscalculation.
Trump's attempt to bully Canada into submission has backfired spectacularly, leading to the rejection of Conservative Party's Pierre Poilievre in favor of the ruling Liberals.
Despite claiming to have the most successful first 100 days, Trump's approval ratings have collapsed, reflecting a disconnect between his narrative and public sentiment.
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