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It's Day 99 of Trump's presidency, and he has no accomplishments to show for it but a flurry of rushed executive orders to mask his failed legislative agenda.  Even with more executive orders signed in his first 100 days than any new administration since WWII, Trump has done almost nothing to improve the lives of hardworking Americans.

This evening, House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi joined Jake Tapper on CNN's The Lead with Jake Tapper: The First 100 Days to review the broken promises in President Trump's first 100 days in office, from his failure to present an infrastructure bill, to his tax plan which would devastate the middle class and working Americans.

Leader Pelosi also highlighted that despite President T

The latest iteration of TrumpCare, released last night by House Republicans, is somehow even more harmful to Americans than the one that failed a few weeks ago.

Asked about the lack of progress during his first 100 days in office, President Trump brushed it off, saying, "It's not very meaningful…Somebody put out the concept of a 100-day plan" – even though as candidate, he revealed his

Two months ago, White House spokesperson Sarah Huckabee Sanders claimed that investigating Trump-Russia ties is not something "that the American people care about."

This morning, House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi joined Chuck Todd on NBC’s Meet the Press to highlight the shocking lack of accomplishments during President Trump’s first 100 days in office and his broken promises to create jobs and present an infrastructure bill.

Following the Republicans' crippling failure to repeal the Affordable Care Act, Standard and Poor’s released a report on Friday that made clear, once again, that the ACA is not in a "death spiral," and that it's now up to the Republicans whether the law continues to work, or they cause uncertainty that will lead to increased premiums. The GOP's attempts to discredit the health care system could dismantle the steady progress that has been made.

POLITICO 4/6/17 – “A Thursday evening meeting between top aides to President Donald Trump and House Republican leaders turned heated when the White House officials exhorted Speaker Paul Ryan to show immediate progress on the GOP's stalled plan to repeal and replace Obamacare.