If there was but one job requirement for the President of the United States, it would probably be that time-tested phrase used by many in recruiting: “the ability to hit the ground running.” After Barack Obama was sworn in as president in 2009, political analysts, pundits and journalists carefully monitored his first 100 days in office to see how his leadership unfolded in the Oval Office.
CBS News contributor Lance Price explains the impact of the first 100 days in office in a report below.
Like it or not, if Mitt Romney wins the presidency he will face an enormous amount of scrutiny during those first 100 days– a time period that has now evolved into a barometer for success or failure among political leaders. Meet the Press moderator David Gregory asked Republican strategists what Romney seeks to accomplish in those early days if he takes the Oval Office.
What Will President Romney’s First 100 Days Look Like? from on FORA.tv
