7 Months In, What has Trump done?

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DAPA was mostly shut down on a technicality of not giving notice 90 days prior to rolling out on some arcane periodical of sorts.

Oh, I fully understand that there were issues- different than what the public percieved- when the case was reviewed further down in the weeds. As you say, it was largely about administrative law rather than presidential executive power. There was the issue of whether Texas has standing, and the government argued that they were exercising power under a provision of the homeland security law rather than executive power and other things like that that are too granular for the public and the press to cover.

Nevertheless, Obama and his administration tried to go down a road and were stopped from doing that. Yes, the administrative procedures act was allegedly violated and was the basis for kaiboshing it. At the same time, if that had been the only issue, that would have just been a delay not a dead end. The court would have put the implementation on hold and told them to go back and fulfill the notice and review and comment period before implementing it. But the administration did not do that because Obama and the justice department saw that if they did that then they would be back on court on the next set of issues that the court did not rule on and it was looking ugly. Technically, Obama did not implement through executive order/action. He implemented it with a grossly over-reaching interpretation of a statute. As I said, they shot him down for failing to comply with the notice requirements but also worked his lawyers over enough to let them know that it was headed nowhere even if he went back and did that. If that makes anyone feel better to know that it techinically not an executive order issue- then fine, works for me.
 
If they are still executive orders when trump leaves office. Obama used executive orders/actions to compensate for his inability to get something enacted into law due to the low number of dems in the house and senate and their inability to get it together in the first couple years when they did have the numbers. In the case of DACA/DAPA for example, that issue will most likely be clarified in statute before Trump leaves. Doesnt mean it will end out being what Trump wants but he will get a better deal than Obama's look-the-other-way free pass executive order/action. And whatever is in statue cannot be reversed by executive order. Obama already found that out once when the courts voided his decision to not deport anyone who had not committed a crime. That was not for him to decide. Congress had already decided. Obama's only option was to get a new bill through if he could and he couldn't. And Trump learned the same lesson in regard to the travel ban. He got to do a couple things where Congress had not enacted but he basically lost- subject to appeal- in instances such as green card holders, student visas, etc where there was already law on the books.

What do you mean he didn't get anything done when they had the numbers? He got his porkulus package through. He got Dud/Stank through and he reformed 1/6 of the US economy. He also stacked the courts with far-left judges. I would say that's a lot.

Its time to get rid of Obama's policies and impeach some of these judges he appointed.

No one is impressed by your tweets, Trump. There is a lot of damage that needs to be repaired.
 
What do you mean he didn't get anything done when they had the numbers? He got his porkulus package through. He got Dud/Stank through and he reformed 1/6 of the US economy. He also stacked the courts with far-left judges. I would say that's a lot.

Its time to get rid of Obama's policies and impeach some of these judges he appointed.

No one is impressed by your tweets, Trump. There is a lot of damage that needs to be repaired.


Unless I am just not following it, I think you meant to quote someone other than me above in post #63. I think your reply goes with another post.

Not a problem.
 
Unless I am just not following it, I think you meant to quote someone other than me above in post #63. I think your reply goes with another post.

Not a problem.

Whats so difficult to follow? You stated

If they are still executive orders when trump leaves office. Obama used executive orders/actions to compensate for his inability to get something enacted into law due to the low number of dems in the house and senate and their inability to get it together in the first couple years when they did have the numbers.

When Obama had the numbers he jammed all kinds of stuff through. Whats the revisionist history about. My post was quite easy to follow.
 
Whats so difficult to follow? You stated



When Obama had the numbers he jammed all kinds of stuff through. Whats the revisionist history about. My post was quite easy to follow.

Okay, whatever. I can't piece the conversation together again. You quoted me and concluded that I said he did not accomplish anything. But my quote was in response to someone who was talking executive orders and I said that he passed his executive orders in areas where he could not get legislation passed even when he had the majority in both houses. Immigration being the most prime example. He controlled both houses for the first two years but still could not get an immigration bill passed so he venture into executive orders with daca and dapa.

That was the nature of my post to the other person.

He did all those things that you mentioned ie. obamacare, dodd frank, stimulus etc but those were all accomplished through legislation so are not examples of obama's using executive orders to accomplish something that he could not get legislatively and are not examples of what a future president can overturn through executive order.

The conversation was like that.

If I have offended thee or have not been sufficiently attentive then I stand erect before you in apology.
 
On Trump's budget cuts..
Let's see if these idiots understand what people pressure is all about.

Salary of retired US Presidents .. . . . .. . . . . .. . $180,000 FOR LIFE.

Salary of House/Senate members .. . . . .. . . . $174,000 FOR LIFE. This is stupid

Salary of Speaker of the House .. . . . .. . . . . $223,500 FOR LIFE. This is really stupid

Salary of Majority / Minority Leaders . . .. . . . . $193,400 FOR LIFE. Stupid
 
Now Trump, the life long democrat, is all democrat and trying to get rid of spending limits.

Trump pompom boys, this is what you support.
 
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