Trump, Whitmer Highlight Bipartisanship at Michigan Rally

President Donald Trump marked his 100th day in office with events in Michigan, delivering a speech at Macomb Community College and visiting Selfridge Air National Guard Base alongside Democratic Governor Gretchen Whitmer. Both leaders highlighted bipartisan cooperation to support Selfridge, with Trump publicly praising Whitmer's role. The Trump campaign framed the day as a celebration of historic first-term achievements, focusing on border security, inflation, and the auto industry. Political analysts observed that Trump's reliance on executive orders over congressional legislation has produced mixed results and contributed to declining approval ratings. Protests in Michigan and across the country, including Louisville, Kentucky, addressed the administration's policies on Medicaid, Social Security, and transgender rights, reflecting ongoing polarization. Local Michigan reactions were divided, with some welcoming Trump's attention to the auto industry and others voicing concern over recent policies.