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And just last week, as Mitch McConnell was scrambling to salvage a Senate bill, Trump helpfully tweeted that Congress should change strategy to repeal first and then replace at some mythical future date
Of course, it would be unfair, partisan and — for those reasons — unsuccessful for Congress to try to change the rules during the current presidency.
It even took Trump two years to renovate the Trump International Hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue. Surely he can give health care and tax reform at least that long.
Trump ran on draining the swamp. So did Barack Obama and George W. Bush.
The CRA allows Congress — by majority vote in both chambers, with limited debate and no possibility of a filibuster — to wipe out rules issued in the final six months of the previous administration
Top Republicans looked confused, and Trump himself tweeted his disapproval with the timing, if not the substance, of the action.
Of course, the first vote, taken behind closed doors at night on a federal holiday, is objectionable because Trump campaigned on cleaning up Washington.