Trump Allies Converge on DC to Strategize Next 100 Days of Wins

A high-profile group of Republican lawmakers, prominent MAGA figures, and key allies of President Donald Trump are gathering in Washington D.C. to strategize and accelerate his administration's accomplishments within the first 100 days. It sounds like a sequel in the making, and who doesn't love a good comeback story? **Sens. Rick Scott of Florida**, Mike Lee of Utah, Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, Dan Sullivan of Alaska, and Bill Hagerty of Tennessee are slated to attend an event next week. The event, hosted by Rescuing the American Dream (RAD), an organization run by Scott's associates, is titled "The First 100 Days: How Conservatives Can Help President Trump Accomplish His Agenda." The roster also includes Ohio gubernatorial hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy and Shark Tank's Kevin O'Leary, among others. RAD spokesperson Chris Hartline expressed enthusiasm for the upcoming event, emphasizing its focus on celebrating the Trump Administration's achievements and formulating plans for future successes through insightful discussions with leaders from Washington and the broader conservative movement. The assembly, scheduled for March 5 and 6, aims to foster collaboration between the attendees and the Trump administration, with the goal of achieving significant victories before the president's first 100 days conclude on April 30. The discussions will particularly address how allies can effectively support Trump during the critical budget reconciliation process on Capitol Hill, in American business and manufacturing, and through curbing what they view as lawfare both within and outside the Department of Justice (DOJ). Other notable speakers include familiar faces from Trump's circle, such as Alex Bruesewitz, campaign advisor to the president and CEO of X Strategies LLC, Senate Leadership Fund (SLF) Executive Director Alex Latcham, Tiffany Smiley, Founder of Endeavor Pac and Political Commentator, Founder and CEO of American Majority Ned Ryun, and Sentinel Action Fund President and Founder Jessica Anderson. With a flurry of activity marking his initial month in office, Trump shows no signs of deceleration. The 50-day milestone will be reached on March 11, followed by the 100-day mark on April 30. Given the Republican majority in both Congressional houses, the administration is better positioned than ever to push through its policy agenda, with numerous GOP lawmakers committed to facilitating rapid wins for Trump.