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вЂњIf you govern by executive orders, then the next President can come in and overturn them.вЂќДЄfter more than a year of candidate Trump, Americans are almost desensitized to each new failing exhumed from his past-the losing schemes and cheapskate cruelties, the discrimination and misogyny-much as they are to the daily indecencies of the present: the malice toward a grieving mother, the hidden tax records, the birther fiction and other lies. вЂњThatвЂ™s a problem I donвЂ™t think the left really understood about executive orders,вЂќ Moore said. TrumpвЂ™s transition team is identifying executive orders issued by Obama, which can be undone. Stephen Moore, an official campaign adviser who is a senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation, explained, вЂњWe want to identify maybe twenty-five executive orders that Trump could sign literally the first day in office.вЂќ The idea is inspired by ReaganвЂ™s first week in the White House, in which he took steps to deregulate energy prices, as he had promised during his campaign. вЂњTrump spends several hours signing papers-and erases the Obama Presidency,вЂќ he said. Trump aides are organizing what one Republican close to the campaign calls the First Day Project. They began the process of selecting Cabinet officials, charting policy moves, and meeting with current White House officials to plan the handover of the Departments of Defense, State, Homeland Security, and other agencies.

As of August, under a new federal program designed to accelerate Presidential transitions, TrumpвЂ™s staff was eligible to apply for security clearances, so that they could receive classified briefings immediately after Election Day.

The team is led by Governor Chris Christie, of New Jersey, and includes several of his political confidants, such as his former law partner William Palatucci. On August 1st, members of his transition team moved into 1717 Pennsylvania Avenue, a thirteen-story office building a block from the White House.

TRUMPS 1ST HUNDRED DAYS FULL

The full spectacle of TrumpвЂ™s campaign-the compulsive feuds and slurs, the detachment from established facts-has demanded so much attention that it is easy to overlook a process with more enduring consequences: his bureaucratic march toward actually assuming power. Reagan used humor to deflect attention from his age-in 1984, he promised not to вЂњexploit, for political purposes, my opponentвЂ™s youth and inexperience.вЂќ Trump favors a different strategy: for months, his advisers promoted a theory that his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, who is sixty-eight, has a secret brain illness and is unable to climb stairs or sit upright without help, and, in speeches, Trump asked whether she had the вЂњmental and physical staminaвЂќ for the Presidency. If he wins the election, he will be AmericaвЂ™s oldest first-term President, seven months older than Ronald Reagan was at his swearing-in. 'The zeal his base conjures on Twitter is still apparent, and the platform is still home to political and ideological mudslinging and debate.On the morning of January 20, 2017, the President-elect is to visit Barack Obama at the White House for coffee, before they share a limousine-Obama seated on the right, his successor on the left-for the ride to the Capitol, where the Inauguration will take place, on the west front terrace, at noon.Дonald Trump will be five months short of seventy-one. 'Trump still believes that Twitter is the best avenue in reaching his supporters, and he's not wrong,' said Kellan Terry, a data analyst with Brandwatch, a social media analysis platform. In more than 500 tweets since he took office, he's offered up political views and conspiracy theories, and even ripped his own Republican party. The president still prefers using his account instead the handle he inherited from President Barack Obama. Let's face it, one of the best ways to follow US President Donald Trump's first 100 days in office has been through Twitter.ДЄs Saturday's milestone approached, the social network compiled a list of Trump's most memorable tweets and moments since he took office on Jan.

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