River to River

Trump's First 100 Days Highlight GOP Divisions

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While President Trump has been touting the accomplishments of the first 90 days of his administration, two Iowa political scientists say the celebration may be premature. Hans Hassell is assistant professor of politics at Cornell College and Rachel Caufield is associate professor of political science at Drake University. Both say most action taken by Trump is in the form of executive orders. Hassell says executive orders are the weakest form of policy enactment. Caufield agrees. Executive orders
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