Well, howdy there, Internet people, it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump and 100 executive orders.

Maybe.

Trump has reportedly informed Senate Republicans that he plans to issue 100 executive orders.

Not much is known about the content of most of them yet, but there's still some

things to go over that may prove important and might help people brace themselves for the

coverage. First, the politics. Trump's dream of a transformative first 100 days has been

nixed by his own party's dysfunction.

Major figures in the party are openly saying his big plans won't happen in the first 100 days.

A hundred executive orders might be his way of trying to counteract the appearance of months

with no real action. You know, something to start off with a bang and get some momentum going.

One executive order, ah, uh, ah, two executive order.

A, uh, uh, uh.

It's a show.

Now, that doesn't mean they won't have real effects and some could be major.

But the big beautiful round number screams politics over policy bigly.

Now, the technicalities. Will there really be 100 executive orders? Maybe, but honestly, it seems unlikely.

Executive orders are numbered tangible real things published in the Federal Register that carry the weight of law.

He might be conflating executive order and executive action, which is basically guidance or a stated position

that doesn't really matter much in the big picture. Executive actions disappear at the end of the

administration or whenever people forget, whichever comes first. Executive orders have to be rescinded

by a court or the next president. I would be

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