Whoa. He's only been in office for ten months and a few days! Given that fact, his dedication to fulfilling his promises has been impressive, whether or not you or I agree with particular policies.
Except he hasn't just 'not fulfilled' those promises: he's already broken them. Going promise-by-promise:
Draining the swamp. He
said Goldman Sachs was so corrupt that it had "total control of Hillary Clinton," before he chose
the president of Goldman Sachs to head the National Economic Council. He chose a billionaire who
admitted to using money to buy influence to be secretary of education. He picked another billionaire for his transition team who literally
said, "There's a point where no corruption can be a bad thing. It can mean that things are too boring."
Releasing his tax returns. He
said he would release his tax returns once an audit was completed, then didn't. Since then, the White House has said
he will never release his tax returns.
Wiping out the national debt. The Republican tax bill, which
he currently supports, would
add a trillion dollars to the debt.
Suing his sexual assault accusers. He said he would do this
"after the election," which ended over a year ago.
Defending LGBT rights. He already
banned transgender people from the military. He's also
endorsing Roy Moore, who
recently said "the transgenders don't have rights" and
doesn't exactly like gay people.
Raising rich people's taxes. He's
tweeted in support of "cutting the top rate to 35%." The Republican tax bill would also give the top 1% an average tax cut of
$37,000 a year.
Giving everyone health insurance. He supported a "healthcare bill" that
a White House analysis said would
throw 26 million people off of health insurance. Plus the Republican tax bill would create millions more uninsured,
13 million more according to the CBO.
For all of the above promises, Donald Trump either (a) gave a deadline that has already passed or (b) did the opposite of what he said. That means, of all the promises I listed in my other post, there are only two he could possibly still keep: creating "a New Deal for black America" and making Mexico pay for the Wall. Does anyone think he will do either? Do you, personally?