President Trump won the 2024 election in a landslide, winning the US Presidency with 312 electoral votes, all of the battleground states, the popular vote, the US House of Representatives, The US Senate and 2750 counties across the country.
Americans overwhelmingly voted for President Donald Trump and his agenda.
Unfortunately, this means nothing to the US GOP-controlled House and US GOP-controlled Senate.
According to Amuse and Leading Report on X the current GOP-controlled Congress sent fewer bills to President Trump to sign into law than any Congress in 70 years!
That is quite a record!
DO NOTHING CONGRESS: There are so many RINOs and NeverTrumpers in Congress that almost nothing can pass. This Congress has sent fewer bills to Trump than and Congress in 70 years. Would better leadership help or are the anti-Trump Republicans just too powerful?
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— @amuse (@amuse) May 11, 2025
According to Punchbowl News, Trump has actually signed fewer bills into law at this point than any new president for seven decades.
At the same time President Trump has signed 124 executive orders.
Consider this:
By this point in 2017, Trump had signed 24 bills into law.
By this point in Biden’s presidency, he’d signed seven bills into law.
In 2009, Barack Obama had signed 11 bills into law by now.
In 2001, George W. Bush had signed seven bills into law.
In 1993, Bill Clinton had signed 21 bills into law.
At this point in 1989, George H.W. Bush had signed 13 bills into law.
In 1981, Ronald Reagan had signed nine bills into law by now.
Jimmy Carter had signed 19 bills into law by now in 1977.
Richard Nixon had signed eight bills into law by this time in 1969.
John F. Kennedy signed 20 bills into law by the end of March 1961.
Dwight D. Eisenhower had also signed 20 bills into law by this time in 1953.
There are many reasons this Congress has been historically unproductive on the legislative front.
If Republicans lose the US House in 2026, it won’t be because of President Trump or his agenda. It will be because of the do-nothing Congress who cannot be trusted. Enough is enough.
