Lawmakers weigh in on Trump’s first 100 days in office

KGMI News

OLYMPIA, WASH. – Now 100 days in, lawmakers are evaluating President Trump.

Democrats aren’t too happy.

“President Trump spent his first 100 days putting families in jeopardy. This must change in the next 100 days,” Congresswoman Suzan DelBene says.

But Republicans stand firmly behind the new Commander and Chief.

Thomas Massie of Oklahoma says President Trump should get credit for stopping the Trans Pacific Partnership and appointing Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court.

Trump gives himself an “A.”