You guys gotta realize kept vs attempted and the underlying levels of it.
All three of the efforts you "attempt" to downplay were pushed hard by Trump and voters see that.
The Wall - Every effort made and still in progress.
Healthcare - Repeal and Replace was withing grasp and still being pushed until McCain reneged on his vote. Still Obamacare has been gutted from the standpoint of the the mandate and many other items.
USMCA - Also being help up by the Dems, but the foundation was set and pushed by Trump.
Trump has continued to push the agenda I support.
And as I've noted many a time before, my main support of Trump was in regards to shaping the judicial branch. He has done wonders there with the assistance of Mitch.
Originally Posted by eccielover
Let's be serious.
The Republican health care plan, which never even reached the Senate floor for a vote, was a major step backwards from Obamacare, flawed as Obamacare was. Yes, McCain would have voted against it, as would a few other other Republicans. My bet is that if there was an anonymous vote on the proposal several other Republicans would have failed to vote for it. Even with Trump shortening the sign-up period for Obamacare and removing advertising funding, nearly 8.5 million signed up.
The wall was going to be paid for by Mexico. Didn't happen. Very little new wall has been built and my guess is that there will be little to no funding in the next budget, assuming we get one. Trump will sign the budget whether or not there is wall funding in it because HIS shutdown cost him votes and he can't risk losing any more. Of course, he can again try to steal money from other funded projects.
The USMCA was held up in order to add significant changes to it. As of yet, no one can tell me what great benefits to the U.S. there are for the USMCA over NAFTA. Yes, the USMCA is better for the U.S. than NAFTA but not in any major way.
Yes, Trump has reshaped the judicial branch. Whether or not "he has done wonders" depends on which side of the aisle one sits.