Trump's First 100 Days? Weak, very Weak...a Failure. Sad!

As of April 19 Trump had issued 24 executive orders, 22 presidential memorandums and 20 proclamations, none of Trump’s bills can be considered “major” legislation according to political science standards.

Let’s compare administrations, Trump vs Obama: GOP values rise to the top in Trump’s amazing list of accomplishments below:

Obama’s first few weeks in office (he signed) the children’s’ health insurance, stimulus and omnibus spending bills alone added up to nearly $1.3 trillion:

1. $787 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act

1. $787 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act

2. Extended federal funding for children’s health insurance

3. Authorized millions of acres of new public wilderness areas.

4. Employers for pay discrimination and authorized a $410 billion omnibus spending bill.

Trump’s legislative accomplishments? Two bills naming VA clinics, two more promoting women in STEM fields, one legislative exception to allow Jim Mattis to serve as secretary of Defense … authorizing $19.5 billion in NASA spending. Trump’s repeal of Obama-era regulations account for (nearly) half of Trump’s 28 signed pieces of legislation. Among other things, those rollbacks will:

1. Make it easier for certain mentally ill people to purchase guns;

2. Make it easier to shoot sleeping bears in their dens or from helicopters;

3. Remove certain waterway protections from coal mining waste;

4. Allow Internet service providers to track and sell customers’ Web browser history without requiring permission;

5. And make it easier to drug test people receiving unemployment benefits.

Check out the graph below: