brummelben
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Here is what conservative republicans think of Trumps first 100 days:There is your problem Bubba, his own party wants nothing to do with the BS he wants to createHows that health care bill coming, and immigration? His tax cuts will be DOA, as expected
Did he veto the bills the Senate sent him on those?
his 'own' party can't get together to pass a bill, and it's HIS fault?
Well he is supposedly the leader. I see you're not looking at him as a LEADER and you shouldn't be.
If I thought he was a leader, I might have voted for him.
But you, like pummeledben, dont' seem to see that until it gets to HIS desk, he can't make it law.
and until the Republicans in Congress start agreeing, and some of the Democrats join in, not much of anything is going to get done.
Except reversing some of Obamas EOs.
Which is a good thing.
Donald Trump’s first 100 days have seen the appointment and termination of decorated general Michael Flynn from the Defense Intelligence Agency, the eclipse of former Breitbart News executive Steve Bannon, a steady decline in the relationship with Russia, the bombing of Syria, a failed attempt to repeal and replace Obamacare, and two failed attempts to impose a ban on certain groups of immigrants. This wasn’t exactly what Trump promised. On the plus side he succeeded in appointing a religious conservative to the Supreme Court, fulfilling his commitment to evangelicals, while issuing executive orders that many conservatives approved