“Some presidents are good in the first 100 days. There is plenty of time to get things done.”Indeed, while pundits place a lot of emphasis on the start of a presidential term as an indicator of its success, often the next 100 days (and the 100 days after that) are filled with as many, if not more, accomplishments. “I think it is a mistake to think because [a president’s first 100 days] didn’t have a lot of legislation that you might not have it down the road.”Clinton, of course, would have preferred that things had gone differently in those early months. But this also illustrates how administrations aren’t truly shaped by their first 100 days. June 17 - Obama signed a memorandum extending certain benefits to same-sex partners of federal employees.

Source: Huffington Post April 25, 2017 20:45 UTC