Some of Trumps "Accomplishments"
DBandit70 wrote: Almost 4 million jobs ...
(etc., etc.)
... lifted off food stamps since the election.
May as well group together the first 15 claims on the list, since basically they're all one claim spun into 15 lines. They can all be summed up as "bragging about the economic boom." Which isn't anything to brag about, and wouldn't be his if it were. The boom began in 2012. It had already been roaring for more than four years when Trump was elected, so if any president should get bragging rights for it, it should be Obama. But I would posit that nobody should be bragging about it, because it's mainly an artifice of deficit spending gone mad. The world has learned nothing from 1989 and 2008. One day the party will end, and there will be a lot of pain, but the people who caused it will escape responsibility. I used to think that Obama was spending money like a drunken sailor. If so, then Trump has been spending the entire crew of a destroyer that's out on its first shore leave in a year. In the first three years of Trump's reign, he oversaw an increase in Federal spending of more than a
trillion dollars. Obama oversaw an increase of 900 billion over his eight years. Three years to do more fiscal damage than Obama had done in eight. That's some wild and crazy spending.
Not going to go through the whole list, but here's some other nuggets from the list of "Accomplishments":
Signed Right-To-Try legislation.
Yup, so more people can become victims of quackery. How's that hydroxychloroquine working out for you?
United States is a net natural gas exporter for the first time since 1957
Just like bragging about the economic boom, this is just the continuation of a trend that was well on the way before Trump was elected.

Secured record $700 billion in military funding; $716 billion next year.
$700 billion per year to be wasted on killing people and blowing shit up. What colossal stupidity!
For $700 billion/year, you literally could feed all the world's hungry. Or educate all the world's illiterate. Or build high-speed rail lines between every American city and town. For $700 billion in
just one year you could have
twenty manned missions to Mars. For $700 billion/year over five years, you could have a fully-functional city on the moon. Literally thousands of things that you could do with the money that would actually improve people's lives instead of hurting them, but you think it's worth bragging about that you're going to piss the money away on buying bombs to blow up some unsuspecting third-world villages.
Or you could, you know, just give the money back to the taxpayers. Or reduce the deficit. There's a reason the authors of the U.S. constitution tried to prevent recurring spending on standing armies. They knew that a standing army is a cancer that enslaves any society that is tethered to it.
Withdrew from the horrible, one-sided Iran Deal.
There was nothing horrible or one-sided about the JCPOA. It was a perfectly fair deal where Iran was admitted to normal relations with other nations in return for ceasing work on a nuclear bomb. Since Trump killed the JCPOA, Iran naturally went back to working on a bomb and is now closer to it than ever before. You might remember that Trump didn't just say he was going to kill the deal, he said he was going to negotiate a better one. Which he never did. Didn't even try. That's the way with so much of what Trump has done. He claims he's going to tear up a "terrible" deal and make a better one, he goes ahead with the tearing up part but for some reason never gets around to the making a better one part. Sort of like a guy who says he's going to bulldoze your house and build you a much nicer one; goes ahead with the bulldozing but seems to conveniently forget all about the rebuilding part.
Which brings us to:
Withdrew the United States from the job-killing Paris Climate Accord.
Whether you like it or not, we're not going to fix the climate without united participation from all the major countries of the world. It's all well and good to be isolationist on land, but that doesn't work with the air or the water. The air and the water circulates, and all the major countries have to work together on reducing the pollution of it. The air you're breathing today was in Shanghai two weeks ago, and it was in Canberra two weeks before that.
Paris certainly isn't the end-all to fix the climate. It's a band-aid on a hatchet wound, but it's at least a start. Like it or not, the U.S. is still the world's biggest carbon polluter, and without its participation the problems are not going to be fixed. And China is the second-biggest, and without Chinese participation the problems aren't going to be fixed either, and China won't be co-operative if the U.S. isn't. There isn't anything that any one country can do about fixing the climate. It requires everybody (everybody major; we can do it without Nauru) to be on board.
Concluded a historic U.S.-Mexico Trade Deal to replace NAFTA. And negotiations with Canada are underway as we speak.
This one's just cute.

They made a few minor changes to NAFTA and renamed it and now Trump wants to claim he's reinvented the wheel. It's NAFTA with a few changes and a new name. Other than the name, can you tell me one thing that's different between the new NAFTA and the old one? I didn't think so. I'll bet not one person in a thousand could correctly identify something that's been changed about it.
Imposed tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum to protect our national security.
Yup, pissed off all your major allies and accomplished absolutely nothing. Can you explain how your nation is more secure by paying and extra penny for an aluminum can? Take your time, I'm not in a hurry.
Issued Executive Order to keep open Guantanamo Bay.
Yup, keeping people in prison without a trial continues. Great achievement for the "bastion of democracy."
Obamacare individual mandate penalty GONE.
Yup, the rich can now opt out of health insurance, so that it's more expensive for those who can afford it least. Great "accomplishment".
Improved vetting and screening for refugees, and switched focus to overseas resettlement.
Which is just code for sending refugees back to the dictatorships they were fleeing from so they can be tortured and killed. Contras who have been fighting for the CIA for 40 years and were always told they were welcome to retire in the U.S. when they were too old to fight, are being sent back to Nicaragua to be tortured to death. Magnificent "accomplishment" that one!