Bill Maher claims Trump voters are disappointed during first 100 days

In the United States, Bill Maher, the host of HBO's 'Real Time with Bill Maher,' discussed the first 100 days of President Donald Trump's administration during a panel discussion on April 28, 2017. Maher expressed that he believes Trump supporters, often called MAGA voters, are feeling disappointed with the outcomes of Trump's policies so far, even if they are reluctant to voice those feelings. He pointed to various issues, including economic challenges and instability tied to Trump's unilateral actions and tariff policies. Maher emphasized how some of Trump's supporters expected radical change when voting for him, hoping for an overhaul of a 'corrupt and broken' system, only to realize that they had much to lose from those changes. As the conversation progressed, Maher indicated that although changes in policy were possible, resulting harm had already been felt, making it a lengthy process to mend the situation. Furthermore, the discussions included perspectives from Arizona voters, detailing their mixed emotions about Trump's performance. Some expressed cautious optimism about specific promises but highlighted concerns over potential cuts to social programs and immigration issues. A key sentiment shared was the uncertainty affecting spending habits among the public, further fueled by ongoing tariff threats and the potential impact on various demographics, particularly those reliant on social support systems. The discussions reflected broader concerns among Trump supporters about the sustainability of his policies and their long-term effects on families and communities, ultimately concluding that while some are still hopeful, many are also wary about what the future holds under his administration.