President Trump’s Agenda
The President wasted no time in ending the United States support of the disastrous TPP trade deal by withdrawing our country from it on Monday. President Trump called the move, “a great thing for the American workers.”
This Week:
Easing Regulatory Burdens
Shortly after being sworn in, President Trump ordered federal agencies to ease the “regulatory burdens” of ObamaCare. Agencies are ordered to “waive, defer, grant exemptions from, or delay the implementation of any provision or requirement” of Obamacare in hopes that this order will lower the burden on individuals, families and patients as the President and the Congress work on a permanent solution to Obamacare.
Withdrawing from TPP

Spurring American Jobs
On Tuesday, President Trump re-opened the door for the Keystone and Dakota Access pipeline to be built with an executive order. Also included were related orders that would speed up the timeline on the project by streamlining the permitting process and cut through more government red tape. From here on out, the pipeline will use steel pipes made in America.
Securing Our Borders
President Trump is moving forward with several items that will secure our borders and keep Americans safe! He plans on stripping federal grant money to dangerous sanctuary cities, hiring 5,000 more Border Patrol agents, ending “catch-and-release” policies for illegal immigrants, and reinstating local and state immigration enforcement partnerships. The Mexican leadership knows that they’re going to build the wall. They just want it kept quiet from the rest of their country. They also know that the $60 billion trade imbalance that they feasted on in 2016 was the last one of those for a long time if ever.
Remembering our Allies
Today, British Prime Minister Theresa May met with President Trump. Prime Minister May appears optimistic about the visit saying, “So as we rediscover our confidence together — as you renew your nation just as we renew ours — we have the opportunity — indeed the responsibility — to renew the special relationship for this new age. We have the opportunity to lead, together, again.”
Next Week:
Protecting the Constitution
Next Thursday President Trump is slated to announce his choice to fill the vacancy left on the Supreme Court after the loss of Justice Antonin Scalia last February. This is a highly anticipated announcement, as this new justice will shape the future of our nation by weighing into decisions that have reached the highest court.
We’re witnessing the plan to make America great again unfold and it’s a wonderful thing.
I knew it was going to be great, but I had no idea of how great. I'm astonished.
President Trump works 18 hours a day and his staff works close to those hours. That's how you build a $10 billion empire from $1 million in seed money. American politicians have held to a far less ambitious schedule in the past. But they're learning that President Trump is serious.
Yep, He's getting'er done! Our Support needs to stay with him! I'm stocking up on Hot Shot Batteries
by Miller Manufacturing…
If you carry a cattle prod, you need to load it with hot shot batteries. That's how it's done.
Beware a grandma with a cattle prod in one hand and a .45 in the other.
And a .30-30 in the saddle holster!
You know, Trump is making me think I should give up drinking. I want to be that productive, dammit! But then, what would Gruntessa and I have in common? And I'm pretty sure I'm a lot less fun when she's sober.
Must be hell in the newsrooms. He is operating at a pace that makes writing carefully crafted hit pieces disguised as news reports almost impossible.
WSF – I think you've hit on the reason for the seizin'.
And I'm having great fun watching liberal heads EXPLODE to the left and right of me!
Pas the popcorn, please…..
When the Washington Post, CNN, and our Special Friend Keith Olbermann all call President Trump insane, you can rest assured that Trump is on the right path. Trump has been a breath of fresh air against the awful stench of Washington politicians and progressive ideologues. I look forward to his court nomination, as well as seeing how well he can get along with Congress.
And the Churchill bust returned.
I would have liked to have seen the ceremonial washing of Obama's shoe prints from the top of the Resolute desk.
Hard to believe it's only been a week. Unfortunately, whitehouse.gov is two days behind publishing Trump's executive orders and three days behind publishing his presidential memoranda. The Federal Register website is REALLY behind.
The mainstream media (CNN article) criticized Trump's choice of presidential pen that he's using to sign things. Yes, it's that bad. If Trump looked up and commented that it was a sunny day, the headline would be "TRUMP FAVORS GLOBAL WARMING".
That's a necessity.
Trump doesn't make a tingle run up Chris Matthews' leg….
He did like to prop those size thirteen wingtips on the desk. What a cad. I want to say, "What did his mamma teach him?" But I know what she taught him, so behaving like he lived in a barn made sense.
The popcorn market must be driving the Dow Jones.
Work is the enemy of the drinking class. Or so it's been said to me.
Makes you wonder how much Jeb! would have gotten done by now, had his $50 Bazillion dollars actually bought him the nomination.
Jeb! would have taken a month off for self-congratulation. He's a low energy guy, as President Trump said – sort of the kind of guy who might run a local market in a small town (at a loss).
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