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100 Days ... Why the hype?

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I really don't understand the huge focus on the first 100 days. When did this become a thing? I don't remember there being so much focus on the first 100 days and scorecarding it in the past. Personally, I just want things done and done right. I would rather something be done right on day 200 than getting something done in the first 100 days.

Our new CEO just gave her 90 day speech to us yesterday.

I think the hype may be the fault of the candidates who are trying to illustrate the country's immediate need for their leadership.

FDR. He set the precedent for the first 100 days.

 

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FDR was the last President to be inaugurated on March 4, so he had 4 months to put together programs he wanted created. I dislike the expectation that everything to be accomplished in the first 100 days. Maybe we should have elections every 4 months.

Not to mention the country was in the midst of the Great Depression, many parts of the New Deal were installed during what is known as "the Hundred Days."

Emergency Banking Act

The Glass-Steagall Act

The Civilian Conservation Corps

The Agricultural Adjustment Act

The National Industrial Recovery Act

The Federal Securities Act

The Securities and Exchange Commission

The Tennessee Valley Authority

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