Trump’s Wildest Promises: Which Ones Are Actually Happening, And Which Are Just Hot Air?
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From daylight saving time to eliminating a specific tax.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Given just how much President Donald Trump talks in public, it can sometimes be hard to keep up with all of his promises — even his most outlandish ones.
Once a pledge has been made, though, the president has a way of making notions that once seemed implausible inch toward appearing routine the more he repeats them.
Sometimes he even fully manages to make them happen.
Other times, though, what he says goes nowhere at all.
A look at a few of Trump’s especially jaw-dropping recent musings and where they stand:
The coming vote is an embarrassing rebuke to the House speaker, who opposes Obamacare and its enhanced tax credits.
The MS NOW host eviscerated the White House chief of staff in a scorching segment chronicling her recent comments to Vanity Fair.
Sen. Chris Murphy trashed a meeting with the Cabinet duo about the Trump administration's boat bombings.
Billboards in swing districts are an early salvo in health care messaging that could dominate 2026.
But the president insisted: "I build good."
The White House also shared a Christmas-themed meme of the president set to a 50 Cent song.
The president's inner circle reportedly filed into the room "like nervous schoolchildren" for the photoshoot.
A professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has been fatally shot at his home near Boston and authorities say they have launched a homicide investigation.
The moves comes after U.S. forces last week seized an oil tanker off Venezuela’s coast, an unusual move that followed a buildup of military forces in the region.
"Sometimes I am a conspiracy theorist, but I only believe in the conspiracy theories that are true," the vice president said during Tuesday during an event in Pennsylvania.
The “Few Good Men” actor tearfully recalled in an emotional video what “a magical time” their families had together.
The ex-"SNL" star let loose on Nicolle Wallace's show, and the censor button got a workout.
“It’s a terrible tragedy that they’ve suffered here, and the president’s tweets — his Truth Social post — is indefensible by anybody," said David Urban.