Executive orders don't count. I obv mean it's the first major legislation he tried passing that required any effort.

The White House and Paul Ryan chose what to put in the bill, and they chose what strategy they would use to get it passed. Instead of slowly debating the issue like Obama did, they tried to do it quick without getting consensus. Trump chose to pursue this issue first, so shifting the blame just doesn't work.

Well, he's lied about quite a lot of things...so many that I'm not going to enumerate them. He did say that he'd do it on his first day but that doesn't mean it was a priority for him. I mean, this is a guy who said "who knew it could be so complicated." He's disinterested in nuance and policy outside of "kill ISIS," "secure the border," and "stop getting ripped off."

travel bans
healthcare
appointments
and everything between

so much win since the election

Why would they not count when that's what the administration actually controls?



I mean, they have to, right? The last day to do reconciliation is April 1st and that's what Ryan suggested. Otherwise it would require 60 votes in the Senate which won't happen. Better luck next year, right?

The last day this year, correct? Their strategy failed, so clearly they should've waited.

blame the democrats.

I prefer the laughing at goom and excellence method

you still lmaoing?

cause i am

So you'd want them to wait until the 2018 budget? They aren't going to get 60 votes in the Senate, you know that right?