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Originally Posted by Wormius
I guess, but what constitutes success then and from what perspective? Actually carrying out what he said he would? Repealing the ACA and building a giant wall along the Mexican border? I would say it's a success that he has been prevented from doing any of the things he said he would do.
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i would imagine that people in the past would judge it on the basis implementing any of any legislative moves that they campaigned on...
As noted in the article, Clinton's first 100 days were seem primarily as a failure since he didn't accomplish much legislatively... EOs don't really count as highly because they don't require leadership per se; they are unilateral decisions.