Trump's first 100 days.
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I said B+.
He got a supreme court nominee in, the economy is cookin', and has met with man world leaders. Badly needed tax cuts are on the way.
However, his inability to build a Republican based coalition and some press gaffes / and apparent changes on past topics change lower his grade.
Thank God Hillary Clinton never won the election! I do believe the wall and border security will be next, along with infrastructure spending.
Obamacare seems to be a political hot potato, and the Dem's own it. Possible movement here after the 2018 elections.
He got a supreme court nominee in, the economy is cookin', and has met with man world leaders. Badly needed tax cuts are on the way.
However, his inability to build a Republican based coalition and some press gaffes / and apparent changes on past topics change lower his grade.
Thank God Hillary Clinton never won the election! I do believe the wall and border security will be next, along with infrastructure spending.
Obamacare seems to be a political hot potato, and the Dem's own it. Possible movement here after the 2018 elections.
Solid A.
I see Elfie voted
B+ He's made some mistakes but the direction is good.
B+ He's made some mistakes but the direction is good.
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C.
Got the SC judge approved - good
Obamacare repeal - epic failure, so far
Ability to bring GOP together and get **** done - fail
Tax reform - not done. I don't care if "something is coming". it is either done or it isn't. If he can't lead the GOP to water on this, it will drop to a D.
Reversed some Obamacare executive orders and regulations which is good. Would rather this have been done through Congress, but he can't get the GOP majority together. He is supposed to be the leader, it is his job to get it done.
Got the SC judge approved - good
Obamacare repeal - epic failure, so far
Ability to bring GOP together and get **** done - fail
Tax reform - not done. I don't care if "something is coming". it is either done or it isn't. If he can't lead the GOP to water on this, it will drop to a D.
Reversed some Obamacare executive orders and regulations which is good. Would rather this have been done through Congress, but he can't get the GOP majority together. He is supposed to be the leader, it is his job to get it done.
In all fairness, Obama played a huge role in destroying the Democratic Party. You can also thank Pelosi, Schumer, and Reid.
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Trump and Pence Keeping Pro-Life Promises in First 100 Days
President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence have steered a course during the administration’s first 100 days that anti-abortion activists have been dreaming about for decades. “I think if you looked ten years ago, and you asked the question, ‘Will Planned Parenthood be defunded in the next decade?’ everyone would have said, ‘No,’” “But the presidency of Donald Trump and the vice presidency of Mike Pence have changed all that.”
The pro-life base of the Republican Party saw the beginnings of change from the start of Trump’s presidency.
Within days of his inauguration, Trump signed an executive order that reinstated the Mexico City Policy, a rule that bans non-governmental organizations (NGOs) receiving U.S. funds – including International Planned Parenthood – from providing or promoting abortions overseas.
The administration, however, not only reinstated the policy – which other Republican presidents have done – but also updated it by directing the secretary of state to expand it across all global health assistance funding, a move that ensures taxpayer funds will not support organizations that promote or participate in the management of a coercive abortion program. The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), for example, is one such organization, with its long history of supporting China’s one-child population control program, an agenda that has included forced abortions.
http://www.breitbart.com/big-govern...nce-keeping-pro-life-promises-first-100-days/
President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence have steered a course during the administration’s first 100 days that anti-abortion activists have been dreaming about for decades. “I think if you looked ten years ago, and you asked the question, ‘Will Planned Parenthood be defunded in the next decade?’ everyone would have said, ‘No,’” “But the presidency of Donald Trump and the vice presidency of Mike Pence have changed all that.”
The pro-life base of the Republican Party saw the beginnings of change from the start of Trump’s presidency.
Within days of his inauguration, Trump signed an executive order that reinstated the Mexico City Policy, a rule that bans non-governmental organizations (NGOs) receiving U.S. funds – including International Planned Parenthood – from providing or promoting abortions overseas.
The administration, however, not only reinstated the policy – which other Republican presidents have done – but also updated it by directing the secretary of state to expand it across all global health assistance funding, a move that ensures taxpayer funds will not support organizations that promote or participate in the management of a coercive abortion program. The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), for example, is one such organization, with its long history of supporting China’s one-child population control program, an agenda that has included forced abortions.
http://www.breitbart.com/big-govern...nce-keeping-pro-life-promises-first-100-days/
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MEANWHILE, the Dems march on with their purity tests
DNC Chair Calls for Abortion Rights Litmus Test for Democrats
The little tent of the Democratic Party just got smaller, as DNC chairman Tom Perez has called for all Democrats to walk in lockstep with Planned Parenthood on the question of abortion rights, effectively ruling out the possibility of “pro-life Democrats.”
“Every Democrat, like every American, should support a woman’s right to make her own choices about her body and her health,” Perez said in a statement. “That is not negotiable and should not change city by city or state by state.”
http://www.breitbart.com/big-govern...or-abortion-rights-litmus-test-for-democrats/
DNC Chair Calls for Abortion Rights Litmus Test for Democrats
The little tent of the Democratic Party just got smaller, as DNC chairman Tom Perez has called for all Democrats to walk in lockstep with Planned Parenthood on the question of abortion rights, effectively ruling out the possibility of “pro-life Democrats.”
“Every Democrat, like every American, should support a woman’s right to make her own choices about her body and her health,” Perez said in a statement. “That is not negotiable and should not change city by city or state by state.”
http://www.breitbart.com/big-govern...or-abortion-rights-litmus-test-for-democrats/
Maybe, but there was a brief Tibtard sighting recently. I think his TDS is so severe that it has rendered him a mute invalid.
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Trump Is Winning the '100 Days'
The liberal establishment is desperate to sell the narrative that the president is failing.
The dislike of the new president and distrust of his staunchest supporters – about whom much has been written, little of it fawning or flattering – is probably best described as a struggle between the classes or, as a long ago movie suggested, "It's the snobs versus the slobs." Trump's first 100 days reviews were largely sketched out on day one of his presidency with only the details to be filled in later. The Kennedy-Clinton-Obama liberal clique that populates so much of the influencing class is determined to drive Trump down into an oblivion they believe he richly deserves no matter what it does to the country.
Speaking of the country, however, they appear to be with the new president – and in ways one might not expect given the almost universally negative coverage he has received since coming into office. As my estimable colleague Kenneth Walsh wrote elsewhere here this week, "The latest poll conducted by ABC News and The Washington Post finds that, as he approaches his 100th day in office Saturday – a traditional milestone for assessing new presidents – 96 percent of those who supported him in last November's election say they would do it again today. His approval rating among those who voted for him is 94 percent. This is a positive development for Trump just when he needs it most."
So we know, going into day 100, Trump's base is holding. This is enormously important as the outside groups working to build grassroots support for his initiatives such as the one now led by former deputy White House Chief of Staff Katie Walsh begin to get up a head of steam. Their ads and call to action to move Congress will, one can safely predict, produce some movement in favor of what Trump wants to do on health care, taxes, trade, jobs and the wall once they get started, especially in the Senate where nearly a dozen of the Democrats up for re-election in 2018 come from states Trump carried for president.
https://www.usnews.com/opinion/thom...ng-the-100-days-though-liberals-wont-admit-it
The liberal establishment is desperate to sell the narrative that the president is failing.
The dislike of the new president and distrust of his staunchest supporters – about whom much has been written, little of it fawning or flattering – is probably best described as a struggle between the classes or, as a long ago movie suggested, "It's the snobs versus the slobs." Trump's first 100 days reviews were largely sketched out on day one of his presidency with only the details to be filled in later. The Kennedy-Clinton-Obama liberal clique that populates so much of the influencing class is determined to drive Trump down into an oblivion they believe he richly deserves no matter what it does to the country.
Speaking of the country, however, they appear to be with the new president – and in ways one might not expect given the almost universally negative coverage he has received since coming into office. As my estimable colleague Kenneth Walsh wrote elsewhere here this week, "The latest poll conducted by ABC News and The Washington Post finds that, as he approaches his 100th day in office Saturday – a traditional milestone for assessing new presidents – 96 percent of those who supported him in last November's election say they would do it again today. His approval rating among those who voted for him is 94 percent. This is a positive development for Trump just when he needs it most."
So we know, going into day 100, Trump's base is holding. This is enormously important as the outside groups working to build grassroots support for his initiatives such as the one now led by former deputy White House Chief of Staff Katie Walsh begin to get up a head of steam. Their ads and call to action to move Congress will, one can safely predict, produce some movement in favor of what Trump wants to do on health care, taxes, trade, jobs and the wall once they get started, especially in the Senate where nearly a dozen of the Democrats up for re-election in 2018 come from states Trump carried for president.
https://www.usnews.com/opinion/thom...ng-the-100-days-though-liberals-wont-admit-it
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B. Hamstrung by congress.
I voted the same for the same reason.
Meadows gave him an A and does a good job explaining why.
http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/04/25/exclusive-rep-mark-meadows-trumps-1st-100-days-i-would-give-him-a/
http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/04/25/exclusive-rep-mark-meadows-trumps-1st-100-days-i-would-give-him-a/
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Solid "A"
1. Appointing General Mattis to put warheads on foreheads makes my dick hard.
2. Executive Order keeping "refugees" out of our country.
3. MOAB. 'Nuff said
4. Conservative Supreme Court Justice.
5. There is nothing better than sitting in front of my TV with a nice lager and a fat ******* cheeseburger watching libtards come unglued about every little thing Trump does. It's a beautiful thing!
1. Appointing General Mattis to put warheads on foreheads makes my dick hard.
2. Executive Order keeping "refugees" out of our country.
3. MOAB. 'Nuff said
4. Conservative Supreme Court Justice.
5. There is nothing better than sitting in front of my TV with a nice lager and a fat ******* cheeseburger watching libtards come unglued about every little thing Trump does. It's a beautiful thing!
B+ held back by Congress but seems to have his heart mostly in the right place.
disappointed in that Hillary isn't being cuffed and the entire ******* Obama administration down to which dipshit bought pencils from OfficeMax isn't being investigated.
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