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The House has been working to codify President Trump’s Executive Orders. Many more will be implemented through reconciliation, but here are a few other stand alone examples we’ve already passed: ✅EO on Election Security ➡️ SAVE Act ✅EO Banning Men from Women sports ➡️ Protection of Women and Girls... show more
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CODIFY DOGE CUTS!
A rundown of Donald Trump’s biggest campaign promises and whether he has or hasn’t delivered.
Where’s the damn spine when rogue judges start ruling like warlords? Why aren't you dragging their names into impeachment hearings and lighting a fire under every Article III tyrant that thinks they outrank the will of the people? We didn't put you in that chair to play pretend leader while the Republic burns.
The House’s push to codify executive orders into law is a critical step toward lasting accountability. The SAVE Act, for example, directly addresses election integrity by mandating proof of citizenship for voter registration—a common-sense measure when 45% of noncitizens in federal audits were found improperly registered in 2024. While the Fix Our Forests Act isn’t detailed in public records yet, streamlining forest management could curb the $3B wasted annually on bureaucratic red tape that delays wildfire prevention. However, real efficiency requires more than bill titles—agencies must slash redundant programs instead of reshuffling them. The ICC sanctions order aligns with defunding globalist overreach, but without binding spending cuts to match, it’s just symbolism. Codify the orders, then audit the savings.
🚨 Congress’s Productivity Report Card: Last 100 Days 🇺🇸 In the last 100 days (since Jan 27, 2025), the House has passed 4 key bills codifying Trump’s EOs, as per @SpeakerJohnson: SAVE Act, Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act, Illegitimate Court Counteraction Act, and Fix Our Forests Act. Sounds good, right? But let’s break it down. 📅 Days Worked: Historical data ( shows Congress typically works ~2 days a week during sessions, often Tuesday-Thursday. A new Congress started Jan 3, 2025, and assuming a standard schedule with breaks (e.g., Presidents’ Day, Easter), they likely worked ~40 days in this period—about 16 hours per week (2 days x 8 hours). ⏰ Standard Work Week Comparison: Most Americans work a 40-hour week, or ~66 hours over 100 days (accounting for weekends). Congress worked ~640 hours total (40 days x 16 hours), which is only 24% of the 2,640 hours a full-time worker clocks in (66 hours x 40 weeks / 100 days). 📈 Bills Passed vs. Potential: With 4 bills passed in 640 hours, that’s ~1 bill per 160 hours. If Congress worked a 40-hour week (2,640 hours), they could’ve passed ~16 bills (2,640 ÷ 160) in the same 100 days—12 more than they did. The American people deserve better. Stop taking days off, @SpeakerJohnson, and get to work! Codify the DOGE cuts, ban nationwide injunctions, and keep pushing Trump’s agenda. 🇺🇸 #WorkHarder #MAGA
4???? That’s it!! You are a joke. Totally useless.
How many of these have made it through the Senate and sent to the president to sign, Mike? It’s part of your job to make sure that happens. And wtf are you and your @SenateGOP waiting for @LeaderJohnThune?
At least the House has passed some things. We're still waiting for the House to pass a bill to ban nationwide injunctions. We also need the House to pass a bill to codify the DOGE cuts. I just understand why our House and Senate are so slow to act. They need to get with Trump's program and Make America Great.
I call BS, to the average American, it is abundantly clear you all are sitting on your hands... When civil conflict comes to fruition, it will be the illegitimate courts and a feckless Congress who did nothing to secure the American people... And your big donors on both sides of the asile who pay the ultimate price because its clear the tail wags the dog...
Less talking about what you may do and more DOING! Stop posting on social media and get to work.
BS! YOu are a lying Democrat in RINO clothing. Resign.
