All Trump supporters should carefully examine what Mr. Trump has done for them by his actions during the beginning of his presidency and see how his actions will affect them where they live.

You may have liked president Donald Trump's brash and down-to-earth populist everything for everybody campaign and voted for him. But now he is in office and set on fulfilling his promises with the support of both Congress and the Supreme Court. We may not fault him for any transgressions in the past, but we can look at what he has done while president, often referring to the past. The stock market has increased nicely as companies anticipate Trump's reduced tax plan, but the economy has slipped… and that means jobs lost right now.   Recently, he announced his simplified tax plan doing away with medical expenses. Last year, my health expenses for care in my home by three attendants, paying for equipment and other necessary things came about to $50,609 more than covered by insurance. Fortunately, I did get $34,000 in nontaxable long-term care insurance that will run out in two years, but may be taxable next year. In spite of claims of “reducing your taxes” this little “simplification” will cost me dearly in increased taxes. The very rich will be able to pass all of their wealth to their children without any taxes at all.   This list of things that Donald Trump has done, in public, right now in the last 100 days, ought to mean something. I realize that devout Trump supporters want to sweep these things under the rug and say that they aren't important, but they are. I don't care if you get angry with me. The truth sometimes hurts.   This list was created by Congressman Pat Murphy of Florida. I have personally watched Donald Trump and his minions say and do these things. Free press and video reveals the king's clothes.   Ron       "In honor of Donald Trump's first 100 days in office, here are 100 things to remember about his presidency so far: 100.  Lying about the smaller size of his inauguration crowd 99.  Making white nationalist Steve Bannon a key part of his leadership team 98.  Threatening to pull out of the Paris agreement on climate change 97.  Sean Spicer making errant and offensive comments about the Holocaust 96.  Going back on his word to name China a currency manipulator 95.  Announcing the bombing of Syria over chocolate cake with the Chinese president 94.  Threatening to break up the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals after it ruled against him 93.  Hiring Gen. Michael Flynn as National Security Advisor amid possibly illegal entanglements with foreign governments 92.  Handling classified documents over open-air dinners at Mar-a-Lago 91.  Golfing, golfing, golfing after consistently criticizing President Obama for doing so 90.  Outsourcing key policy initiatives to his inexperienced son-in-law 89.  Directing administration officials away from using the term "climate change" 88.  Attorney General Jeff Sessions lying to the Senate about pre-election communications with Russia 87.  Likely racking up more in travel and security costs in one year than President Obama needed in 8 full years 86.  Getting Neil Gorsuch on the Supreme Court after the Senate GOP blocked Obama's rightful nominee Merrick Garland in 2016 85.  Installing Wall Street executives and lobbyists to key posts after promising to "drain the swamp" 84.  Via Kellyanne Conway, allowing the phrase "alternative facts" to enter our discourse 83.  Declaring the free press the enemy of the American people 82.  Threatening the well-being of millions of Americans by holding healthcare subsidies hostage 81.  Introducing a budget that guts funding for PBS, scientific research, the EPA, education programs, and Planned Parenthood 80.  Still refusing to release his taxes 79.  In a Fox interview, apparently not knowing the difference between Kim Jong-il and Kim Jong-un 78.  Claiming that he only lost the popular vote because of millions of fraudulent votes cast by illegal immigrants 77.  Tweeting complaints about his daughter's clothing line being pulled from stores 76.  Inventing fake terrorist attacks in Bowling Green, Atlanta, and "last night in Sweden" 75.  White House advisor Stephen Miller declaring that President Trump's decisions "will not be questioned" 74.  Continually claiming that Mexico will pay for a border wall while the Mexican government continually asserts it will not 73.  Weakening President Obama's federal lobbying ban 72.  Having one of the least diverse cabinets in recent memory 71.  Backtracking and flip-flopping on his opposition to NAFTA 70.  Backtracking and flip-flopping on his opposition to NATO (because he didn't know "much" about it) 69.  Reversing President Obama's practice of making the White House visitor's log public 68.  Firing U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara after promising to keep him on 67.  Failing to divest himself of business interests that present clear conflicts of interest 66.  Introducing a tax plan that creates huge loopholes for pass-though companies, hedge funds...and likely Trump himself 65.  "Nobody knew healthcare could be so complicated." 64.  Picking fights with longtime allies like Germany, Canada, and England 63.  Supporting tainted election results in Turkey that give more power to its autocratic leader 62.  Ordering a Navy SEAL raid that gathered no actionable intelligence 61.  Being unaware if we were sending an "armada" to North Korea 60 through 7:  Blank in recognition of Trump's 54 of 60 unfulfilled, stalled, or broken campaign promises, per the Washington Post, many of which are on this list 6.  Leaving dozens of vital national security positions empty at the State Department 5.  Instituting an unconstitutional immigrant ban that makes our nation less safe 4.  House leaders standing by Intel Committee Chair Devin Nunes after he interfered with Congress's investigation into Russian election meddling 3.  Trying (and failing) to fully repeal Obamacare 2.  Fabricating claims out of thin air that President Obama wiretapped Trump Tower 1.  After one of the most divisive elections in history – in which Trump lost the popular vote by almost 3 million – failing to govern as if he represents the entire country, not just those who voted for him. Onward and upward, Patrick"