Something to keep in mind with the economical matters; at least for the first two years or so of Trump's presidency that's not a result of his actions.
It's the result of the Obama administration's economic policies and their ongoing effects. We're not going to see clear results of Trump's effect on the economy until the 2018 election at the earliest.
I'm curious, is Jimmy Carter a Democrat or a Republican, because the total days off for the previous Democratic administrations (both ran 8 years, and spent about 340ish days on average on vacation) and the previous Republican one (close to 1100) offer interesting insights in the Republican and Democratic work ethics.
The lack of keystone laws signed by Trump is unsurprising. Or would be, if it was a Democratically held Congress stonewalling legislature out of spite for the manner the Republicans acted in Obama's later term. But it isn't. The party on whose ticket Trump ran and is in complete control of Congress is apparently less able to pass law than Obama was while the Republicans held Congress. This is worrisome, especially in a strongly partisan Congress divided among party lines.
It's the result of the Obama administration's economic policies and their ongoing effects. We're not going to see clear results of Trump's effect on the economy until the 2018 election at the earliest.
I'm curious, is Jimmy Carter a Democrat or a Republican, because the total days off for the previous Democratic administrations (both ran 8 years, and spent about 340ish days on average on vacation) and the previous Republican one (close to 1100) offer interesting insights in the Republican and Democratic work ethics.
The lack of keystone laws signed by Trump is unsurprising. Or would be, if it was a Democratically held Congress stonewalling legislature out of spite for the manner the Republicans acted in Obama's later term. But it isn't. The party on whose ticket Trump ran and is in complete control of Congress is apparently less able to pass law than Obama was while the Republicans held Congress. This is worrisome, especially in a strongly partisan Congress divided among party lines.