LIZ PEEK: Trump's Triumph: First week proves president right in all these ways

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : TRUMP'S 'SHOCK AND AWE': FORGET FIRST 100 DAYS, NEW PRESIDENT SHOWS OFF FRENETIC PACE IN FIRST 100 HOURSTrump's favorable reviews are boosted by comparisons with his predecessor Joe Biden; the energy, transparency and sense of urgency demonstrated by Energizer Trump is a welcome shock to the nation's system.
45% : Probably the most gratifying arena where Trump has emerged victorious is among the world's business and political elites, who just eight years ago dismissed the upstart real estate developer-turned president as a joke.
44% : He was right about trade agreements injuring our workers; eventually, he forced globalists like Hillary Clinton to denounce the deals.
43% : The Financial Times banner yesterday proclaimed: "EU Faces mounting pressure to slash "frivolous" climate change red tape."
37% : Trump was especially right about the need to secure the southern border, arguing early in his first term that the U.S. was vulnerable to drug gangs, criminals and terrorists sneaking into our country.
30% : Trump was also right that the left's climate obsession flew in the face of reality and would ultimately undermine U.S. competitiveness.
26% : Trump railed to the Davos potentates about unfair taxes imposed on U.S. companies (he has already pulled out of an international tax agreement fashioned by Janet Yellen, who did not put American or our greatest companies first), high central bank interest rates, too-high oil prices and excessive regulations.

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