John,
In his first 100 days, President Trump signed 142 executive orders – more than any president in U.S. history – and sought to upend the existing economic and geopolitical order. Given the scale and complexity of these changes, the No Labels policy team this week sought to answer a simple question:
Has Trump delivered on what he promised in the 2024 campaign?
Before last year’s election, we compared the promises made by Trump and Kamala Harris on 46 different issues. So, we returned to that chart to compare what Trump said, to what he has done. You can see the full analysis here on our website, which features a simple and succinct breakdown of promises made, kept, broken, and still to be determined.
This kind of work is an important part of what we do here at No Labels. This week, there was no shortage of commentary telling you what you should think about Trump’s first 100 days. But our members do not need No Labels to tell them what to think. They simply want the facts about what is happening and what it means so they can come to their own conclusions, and we will continue striving to deliver that for you.
We have also heard from our members that you are eager to see more visible No Labels leaders flying the flag for our movement. We will deliver on that too on Wednesday, May 14, when we introduce a new generation of No Labels National Leaders. These are principled public servants from different parties and backgrounds who embody the ethic of putting country before party. At a time when so many of us are hungry for an alternative to the division and demagoguery served up in Washington, these are the kinds of leaders who have what it takes to lead our movement – and our country – to something better.
This virtual event begins at 6:30 PM ET, and we hope you will join us for this important moment. Space is limited, so sign up now.
