[kabar]

Yeah, 100 days in office and he is not fulfilling his campaign promises. The fact is that Trump has an impressive list of accomplishments that he promised to deliver on the campaign trail.

Invoking Ted Cruz as the authority on how to get legislation passed is laughable. He is the odd man out regardless of who controls Congress or the WH. Trump will get healthcare, tax reform, and the wall. Hear me now, believe me later.

[caww]

Trump isn’t the problem....elites and others in Congress are and thats just the fact. The old hats still want to retain power and look like they do

[nathanbedford]

Yeah, 100 days in office and he is not fulfilling his campaign promises.

Yes hundred days is an arbitrary time limit within which to judge a president. It is, however, the traditional time since Franklin Roosevelt to make judgments. In this case it is Trump himself who promised immediate action.

Finally, why do you set up a strawman against me, I did not argue in this thread that he should have filled his campaign promises within 100 days, but I do think he should have avoided the fiasco on Ryan/Trump care and now on building the wall within the first hundred days.

Invoking Ted Cruz as the authority on how to get legislation passed is laughable. He is the odd man out regardless of who controls Congress or the WH.

Be that as it may, as between Donald Trump and Ted Cruz it is Ted Cruz who has actually done something to undo Obama care while Trump supported the bill that would have etched its worst provisions in granite. Based on the only example available, the fiasco of Ryan/Trump care, invoking Donald Trump as the man to get legislation passed is on a par with invoking Paul Ryan.

Trump will get healthcare, tax reform, and the wall. Hear me now, believe me later.

I join you in that hope. Meanwhile I report what is before my eyes.