President Trump’s 9-front war has many battlefields

President Trump is fighting a war with many battlefields.

It is a cruciate campaign of nine children, although I can easily double this number.

If there is a common thread here, the president will face the elite institutions that he has received or raised for a long time.

For this reason, it seems that the first three months are stuck in terrible – Critics will say chaos – because it was broken with the traditional model of dealing with a problem or two issues at the same time. Voters gave him a second term to shake matters. It is the first term Trump on steroids.

Education Department. To resume groups on the underdeveloped federal loans for the first time since 2020

The president who encourages his approach in the flood area is surrounded by some traditional personalities (Rex Tillerson, Jim Mattis, Gary Cohen) who tried to make him the last time he lived in the White House.

One advantage is that it uses the social truth as a weapon, and emptying those who bother it.

However, he still finds time to cancel the rules that limit the pressure of the shower, call for the abolition of penny, and face the changing hours (although his position on saving in broad daylight is unclear) – all things that affect people’s daily lives.

Here, in any specific arrangement, there is nine Battle of Donald Trump:

1. Higher private universities

Although Trump himself went to the Warton School, he is constantly attacking Colombia and other ivy colleges. Harvard, who freezes more than two billion dollars of federal financing and another $ 7 billion in danger. In addition, the Tax Authority is looking to nullify the tax exemption at the university.

The White House now admits that the speech by the Trump official to Harvard is “unauthorized” and should not be sent. Harvard University officials were amazed because they believed that they were in the process of negotiating a settlement with the administration.

2. Lawyer companies

A giant law firm, under pressure from Trump, wandered and reached settlements with the White House. This includes approval to save up to $ 100 million or even 125 million dollars in Pro Bono services on important matters of management. The alternative is an executive matter that withdraws security permits for its members, which makes it impossible to serve their customers from companies without accessing secret data. A few companies fought, and some lawyers resigned in protest, but most of them volunteer in stability.

3. Media

President Trump filed a lawsuit against CBS, NBC and Gannett. He won a 16 million dollar lawsuit against ABC, which Disney-after George Stefanopoulos has repeatedly described him as rapist when he was already responsible for sexual assault. Even if the cases do not go anywhere, journalists and news outlets must employ lawyers and go to an ordeal.

Mark Zuckerberg on the platform: “crazy”, “frightening ideas” led him to buy Instagram and WhatsApp

Trump has always used journalism as dances, but he is now mocking the likes of Kaitlan Collins in CNN when trying to ask questions. He refused to ask a question from the NBC correspondent, saying that the network has no credibility. However, Trump provides a very amazing degree of access. He takes questions almost every day and takes over the press (with the AP continues to be excluded). Coverage is by an overwhelming majority of Trump-sometimes, which is self-binding-but also enhances clicks and assessments. It is a love relationship.

4. Federal Reserve

The markets lived again yesterday, as Trump climbed his personal assault on Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell in a clear attempt to pressure him in resignation. Powell’s mission is to worry about inflation, not to get the economy because the president wants him to reduce interest rates.

Jerome Powell, head of the US Federal Reserve, responds to a question from David Robinstein (uncovered) during a discussion on the stage at a meeting of the Economic Club in Washington, at the Renaissance Hotel in Washington, the United States, February 7, 2023. (Reuters/Amanda Andradi Rohuds/File Photo)

The entire collective tariff war has terrified Wall Street and isolated allies such as Canada (State 51 ???), Mexico and the European Union. He repeatedly promised the war of tariffs during the campaign, but no one expected the customs tariff of this size, even against China, which took revenge. Trump now says he will even work on a deal with China. It seems that the stopping stop for 90 days for a short period of time, but whether the president can deal with 90 countries in 90 days still should be seen.

5. Courts

Donald Trump has a long history of attacking judges and prosecutors. Now he moves to the line, and may cross it, when it comes to the rulings of the difficult court, even with the conservative majority 6-3 in the Supreme Court.

On the last day, the President stated questions about the illegal deportation of the Pariro Garcia, and reported that the journalists had speaking to the lawyers. The next day, he emptied him lengthy on Abrego Garcia, saying he was a violent man who deserves to be in prison and criticized Chris Van Holin’s journey to visit him carefully.

Abrego Garcia may be a member of the gang, but the previous court ruling found that he should not be sent to El Salvador. Politically, this is a profitable issue for Trump. But when Scotos 9-0 spent that he should “facilitate” the return of Garcia, Trump greatly ignored her.

Trump says he is “unhappy” with Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell

In a separate case, the Supreme Court, 7-2, ordered Trump not to move a second wave of Venezuelan immigrants where they are being held. This time, the administration agreed to follow the ruling.

6. Former assistants

The president follows two appointed from the first chapter.

He ordered an investigation into the former cybersecurity commander, Chris Krebis, because of “unfounded and unfounded” to deny the forged 2020 elections. Carriph described as “a great actor of bad religions that he had weapons and misused,” which means that Carrip found what was found every other investigation, including one of the Public Prosecutor Bill Bar, that is, evidence of a great fraud.

Trump also commanded an investigation from Miles Taylor, known as “anonymous”, for the New York Times, written the president’s tearing.

Taylor, a former internal security official, wrote a book under the name “anonymous anonymous”, and he claims outrageous allegations about your administration and others. “The president was informed in a note. So he is also under investigation. Even Trump accused Taylor of committing” betrayal “.

7. Hill Republicans

The president pressed his party members to go with anything he wanted. Unlike Fiasco Matt Gaetz, this means approval of all his filters, although doubts about PETE HegSTH and RFK JR.

Defense Minister Beit Higseth is preparing for a television interview outside the White House, on Friday, March 21, 2025, in Washington. (AP/Mark Schiesfelbein)

He has publicly warned that he would use Elon Musk’s money to launch the main opponents against those who challenge him. Musk was Trump’s thermal shield, although he broke with him on customs duties. Remember that musk poured money in the Supreme Court Battle in Wisconsin and lost. The saw looks completely different now.

Although violent attacks against Tesla were despicable, Musk was also forced to confess, after he pledged to reduce $ 1 trillion, that he would be able to save only $ 150 billion. Musk also confessed to shooting and was forced to rehabilitate influenza experts and nuclear bombs, but he is still the richest man in the world.

Lisa Morkovsky just went out and said: All of them are afraid of criticizing Trump for fear of political revenge.

8. Kennedy Center

This was not done at all, but the president launched all members of the Democrats and called himself as chairman. He even suggested that he host the annual prizes granted to the sparkling building on the JFK – not because it needs attention, but because it will be good for assessments.

The Board of Directors has always been of both parties, but this does not bother Trump.

Some artists, led by Lynn Manuel Miranda from the fame of “Hamilton”, have already withdrawn. Will conservative artists only get green light?

I chose the Kennedy Center as an example of Trump’s cultural wars, but it was also aimed at the Smithsonian Institute and the National Zoo.

9. Volodymyr Zelenskyy

The president, with the help of JD Vance, completely insulted the Ukrainian president during the White House collapse meeting. Now Zelenskyy takes little responsibility for the clash – his mouth should have been closed and moved away from an agreement, but he took the taste.

Trump went a step forward, expelled him from the White House and sent him home.

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Now Trump, through Marco Rubio, says he may give up to negotiate the ceasefire in Ukraine. This is exactly what Vladimir Putin wants, so he can continue to seize the Earth of the brave Ukrainians. The only thing Trump said he would do, but he did not do, is to put pressure on Putin. Zelinski and Ukraine still blame the honorable people.

This is the list. Do not hesitate to create yourself. Sometimes he works with Donald Trump, sometimes he does not. But it helps to explain the amazing pace of change and sends an unambiguous message that he is responsible.