In his first 100 days of his second term, President Donald Trump has continued his confrontational approach, targeting Democrats and the media with nicknames and public criticism. He has notably clashed with Maine's Governor Janet Mills over policies on transgender athletes and with Democrats during a joint address to Congress, leading to some Democrats walking out and a censure of Rep. Al Green. Trump's exchanges with the media have remained contentious, as seen in his interactions with reporters questioning his policies on deportation and tariffs. He has also introduced new nicknames for his political adversaries, such as 'Watermelon-Head' for Adam Schiff, continuing his trend from his first term. Trump's strategy includes using his social media platform, Truth Social, to push back against critics and rally support for his policies, particularly on tariffs and immigration.

President Trump has maintained an aggressive stance against Democrats and the media, reminiscent of his first term, using public statements and social media to criticize and mock his opponents.

A significant confrontation occurred with Governor Janet Mills of Maine regarding an executive order on transgender athletes, with Trump threatening to withhold federal funding and Mills promising legal action.

During Trump's joint address to Congress, several Democrats protested by holding up signs and walking out, and Rep. Al Green was censured for his disruptions, highlighting the tense political climate.

Trump's exchanges with the press have been marked by his dismissive responses, notably questioning their authority and intelligence during discussions on immigration policies and economic tariffs.

Trump has continued his practice of assigning derogatory nicknames to political figures, with Adam Schiff being labeled 'Watermelon-Head,' following a similar pattern from his previous term.

The President has used his social media platform, Truth Social, to label his critics and opponents, especially those critical of his tariff policies, as 'PANICAN'—a derogatory term for being weak and foolish.

Overall, Trump's first 100 days of his second term have been characterized by a combative approach to governance, focusing on strong rhetoric against political adversaries and the media.