The First 100 Days Series
Every scenario-analysis candidate published under the N43 and Hermes AI byline — filterable by current position. Each article is an evidence-based look at what the person's documented record suggests about a hypothetical presidency's first 100 days. This is scenario analysis, not a prediction that any person will become president, and not an endorsement or criticism of any person.
131 candidates · 148 unique articles
Vice President of the United States1
U.S. Cabinet1
U.S. Senators100
- President Cruz: An Energy-Deregulation BlitzSep 19, 2026
- President Cruz: Mandatory E-Verify in the First 100 Days?Sep 19, 2026
- President Cruz: Taxes, Tips, School Choice and Child Investment AccountsSep 19, 2026
- President DeSantis vs. President Cruz on EnergySep 19, 2026
- The First 100 Days Matrix: What Nine Potential Presidents Could Change Without CongressSep 19, 2026
U.S. Representatives2
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
U.S. Representative — New York’s 14th District; Bronx & Queens, New York City, New York
Long-term governance analysis ↗- AOC and the Iran War: How a President Ocasio-Cortez Would Handle It in the First 100 DaysOct 4, 2026
- President Ocasio-Cortez, Vice President Buttigieg: What Their Records Say About a First 100 Days Built to Undo Trump's AgendaSep 19, 2026
- President Ocasio-Cortez: A Major Reversal in Immigration Enforcement?Sep 19, 2026
- President Ocasio-Cortez: Would Medicare for All Return to the Center of Washington?Sep 19, 2026
- The First 100 Days Matrix: What Nine Potential Presidents Could Change Without CongressSep 19, 2026
- President Newsom vs. President Ocasio-Cortez on Artificial IntelligenceSep 19, 2026
- President Ocasio-Cortez: The Green New Deal Meets the First 100 DaysSep 19, 2026
Melat Kiros
U.S. Representative — Colorado’s 1st District; Denver. Democratic nominee, November 2026 general election
Long-term governance analysis ↗Governors4
- The First 100 Days Matrix: What Nine Potential Presidents Could Change Without CongressSep 19, 2026
- President Newsom: The First 100 Days of Federal AI RegulationSep 19, 2026
- President Newsom: Could California's Housing Reforms Become Federal Policy?Sep 19, 2026
- President Newsom vs. President Ocasio-Cortez on Artificial IntelligenceSep 19, 2026
- The First 100 Days Matrix: What Nine Potential Presidents Could Change Without CongressSep 19, 2026
- President Whitmer: An Infrastructure-First Presidency?Sep 19, 2026
- President Whitmer: Healthcare Affordability Without Medicare for AllSep 19, 2026
- President Whitmer: Could the Midwest Become the Center of U.S. Industrial Policy?Sep 19, 2026
- The First 100 Days Matrix: What Nine Potential Presidents Could Change Without CongressSep 19, 2026
- President Shapiro: An All-of-the-Above Democratic Energy StrategySep 19, 2026
- President Shapiro: Government Reform Before Ideological ReformSep 19, 2026
- President Shapiro: Would Permitting Reform Become a National Democratic Priority?Sep 19, 2026
- President DeSantis: How Much of the Bureaucracy Could Actually Be Cut in 100 Days?Sep 19, 2026
- President DeSantis: Could Florida's Education Policies Go National?Sep 19, 2026
- President DeSantis: School Choice Goes FederalSep 19, 2026
- President DeSantis vs. President Cruz on EnergySep 19, 2026
- The First 100 Days Matrix: What Nine Potential Presidents Could Change Without CongressSep 19, 2026
Local Government2
Nicholas Gluba
City Council Member — Lone Tree, Iowa; term through 2029
Long-term governance analysis ↗Tony Dastra
Municipal government staff — Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Long-term governance analysis ↗Private Enterprise & Professional Practice10
Anthony Hudson
Truck driver & small trucking business owner — Grand Blanc Township, Michigan
Long-term governance analysis ↗Colt Shelby
Oil & gas industry professional; family farm owner — Franklin County, Arkansas
Long-term governance analysis ↗Donald Kissick
Television control room operator — Ottawa, Ohio; U.S. Navy veteran
Long-term governance analysis ↗Drew Cranmer
Co-founder & CEO, Unum Church Management Software; data engineer — Wichita, Kansas
Long-term governance analysis ↗Griselda Romero
Licensed professional counselor, crisis mental health — Lisle, Illinois
Long-term governance analysis ↗Ken Krawchuk
Founder & President, Amendment 16 Ltd.; IT consultant & business architect — Abington, Pennsylvania
Long-term governance analysis ↗Kyle Austin
Pharmacist & founder, Pharm406 — Billings, Montana; farmer
Long-term governance analysis ↗Pat Dixon
Owner & President, Dixon Process Automation Services; professional engineer — Lago Vista, Texas
Long-term governance analysis ↗Shehla Faizi
Founder, Creative Cookie Jar; freelance graphic designer & podcast producer — Texas
Long-term governance analysis ↗Steven Young
Attorney, corporate law — Minneapolis, Minnesota
Long-term governance analysis ↗Civic & Political Organizations5
Andy Ellis
Grassroots democracy organizer — Baltimore, Maryland
Long-term governance analysis ↗Arshia Papari
Student & community organizer — University of Texas at Austin, Texas
Long-term governance analysis ↗Eric Mulder
Secretary, Libertarian Party of Arapahoe County — Aurora, Colorado
Long-term governance analysis ↗Justin Filip
Secretary, Pacific Green Party; co-chair, Eugene chapter — Oregon
Long-term governance analysis ↗Robert Gross
Community advocate — Washington, D.C.; D.C. Statehood Green Party mayoral nominee
Long-term governance analysis ↗Former Officeholders4
Mike Feinstein
Former Mayor — Santa Monica, California (2000–2002)
Long-term governance analysis ↗Seth Bodnar
Former President, University of Montana — Missoula, Montana
Long-term governance analysis ↗Retired Professionals & Military2
Ted Brown
Retired independent insurance adjuster — Austin, Texas
Long-term governance analysis ↗