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• #Hillary clinton 100 day plan full

And either Clinton or Trump will face strong political headwinds from the very first day in office. Washington, like the rest of the country, has grown more polarized. But remember, the world has changed since that time." "And her husband was just very good at working with a Republican Congress. "She was a fairly successful legislator," recalled former Rep. And that would test the former secretary of state's negotiating skills, since the House of Representatives at a minimum is expected to remain in Republican hands. Most of Clinton's plans would require congressional support. "Within the first hundred days of our administration, we are going to break the gridlock in Washington and make the biggest investment in good-paying jobs since World War II," Clinton said. "We're going to build roads and bridges and tunnels and ports and airports and water systems and a new electric grid."Ĭlinton told supporters in Johnstown, Pa., over the summer she will also pursue immigration reform and big new investments in clean power. "We're not going to build a giant wall," Clinton said. Hillary Clinton, meanwhile, has her own road map for the first 100 days if she winds up in the White House.

#Hillary clinton 100 day plan full

With the full understanding that Mexico will be reimbursing the United States for the full cost of such a wall." "Don't worry about it," Trump assured supporters. Those include Trump's massive tax cut, the repeal of Obamacare, and that big new wall along the border with Mexico. Other parts of Trump's agenda would require support from a friendly Republican Congress. "And that would be in many cases, I think, an enormous lift to the economy." "You could literally have a stack of executive orders on Donald Trump's desk in the Oval Office that he could sign literally in his first hours of being president," Moore said.

He expects Trump would act almost immediately to reverse the power plant rules at the heart of Obama's climate agenda, as well as Obama's orders governing immigration enforcement and overtime pay.

"If you're an administration that lives by the executive order, than you're going to die by the executive order, too," said Stephen Moore, an economic adviser to Trump. Trump would also have the power to deport more than 2 million criminals in the country illegally, halt immigration from parts of the world he calls "terror prone," and quickly reverse many of the initiatives undertaken by President Obama. "That's part of the powers of the office." "As a general matter, if the president wants to withdraw from a treaty, he simply gets to do that," said Benjamin Wittes, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution. Supreme Court picks with "real life" experience who support Roe v. Major investments in infrastructure, clean energy, manufacturing Appoint "trade prosecutor" to pursue anti-competitive trade actions