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If Elected, Trump Will Have a Busy First Day
So many executive orders to sign
Like all candidates running for office, Trump is making promises to win votes. The difference with Trump is that he is promising to do it all during his first day in office.
Remember, a president’s first day in office is not a full day. More like a half-day workwise. First, he has to get sworn in, which normally takes place at noon. Then he has to give his inaugural address. Then he has to make his way to the White House, on foot at least part of the way.
So, it’s the middle of the afternoon before he actually gets to start signing executive orders.
First up will be his promise to end the war in Ukraine within 24 hours of taking office.
Okay, that’s his first and second days, but I’m sure that Putin will want Trump to take action during his first day in office.
Executive order withdrawing all financial and military support? Or maybe just a ceasefire in place with a promise of future negotiations between Russia and Ukraine on who gets what.
Voilà! War ended.
Next up will be Trump’s solution to the border crisis. An executive order ending birthright citizenship for children of undocumented people in…
