Donald Trump pledged to fix U.S. infrastructure as president. He vowed to take on China and bulk up American manufacturing. He said he would reduce the budget deficit. Yet after two years as president, it’s Joe Biden who is acting on those promises. https://t.co/m1n084li9e

— The Associated Press (@AP) December 18, 2022

Four years ago, Donald Trump won the presidency after making a series of concrete promises to his supporters. Here’s a look at how President Trump has fared on some of his signature promises. https://t.co/9ffpvqxScZ

— The New York Times (@nytimes) November 1, 2020

Trump last night: "I didn't back down from my promises, and I've kept every single one."

Meanwhile:

— Mexico has not paid for his wall

— He has not repealed Obamacare

— He has not presided over a 4% GDP growth

— American families did not get a $4,000 pay raise pic.twitter.com/PkNz80kOvJ

— Robert Reich (@RBReich) August 25, 2020

Overlooked… ISIS envoy Jim Jeffrey: “we are seeing ISIS come back as an insurgency, as a terrorist operation, with some 14- to 18,000 terrorists between Syria and Iraq” https://t.co/5KkpIWsjAI

— Blake Hounshell (@blakehounshell) February 1, 2020

NEW: The WSJ ed board sez if Trump orders a full withdrawal from Afg, he can’t blame the outcome on Biden: “A complete withdrawal all but guarantees a Taliban-ISIS assault on Kabul, and a 1975 Saigon-style defeat and humiliation is possible.” https://t.co/pXT9i59dJ7

— Gordon Lubold (@glubold) November 15, 2020

Thousands of US Troops Will Remain in Afghanistan Past Christmas https://t.co/3FqZsLbcnR pic.twitter.com/leyHcdZpbc

— Defense One (@DefenseOne) October 17, 2020

The past week was the deadliest of the past 19 years. Taliban carried out 422 attacks in 32 provinces, martyring 291 ANDSF members and wounding 550 others. Taliban's commitment to reduce violence is meaningless, and their actions inconsistent with their rhetoric on peace.

— Javid Faisal (@Javidfaisal) June 22, 2020

The conclusion of @husainhaqqani rings true: “The U.S. has made all the concessions and the Taliban feel victorious. It is difficult to imagine how virtually surrendering to the Taliban will bring peace to Afghanistan.”
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— Max Boot 🇺🇦🇺🇸 (@MaxBoot) September 15, 2020

Trump says "there have not been many attacks on us"…. @Stripes reports 22 U.S. troops were killed in Afghanistan in 2019https://t.co/Qi1VDYFuAa.

— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) June 28, 2020

Exclusive: U.S. has intel Taliban doesn't plan to abide by peace deal https://t.co/kKwpj7sGuo via @nbcnews

— Ken Dilanian (@KenDilanianNBC) March 6, 2020

Taliban Continues to Back Al-Qaeda, UN Report Says | ⁦@TIME⁩ ⁦@KimDozier⁩ https://t.co/ZZ3eTpc3GG

— Saad Mohseni (@saadmohseni) June 1, 2020

U.S. officials are trying to push forward Taliban peace talks, despite Afghanistan's president resisting a promised prisoner swap and Taliban fighters stepping up attacks on Afghan security forces.https://t.co/QVr5nfT2Wu

— NPR (@NPR) March 7, 2020

On March 3rd alone, the Taliban conducted 43 attacks on #ANDSF checkpoints in #Helmand. The Taliban claim to be fighting to free Afg. from int’l forces, the Feb 29 agreement provides a conditions-based path to withdrawal.

— USFOR-A Spokesman Col Sonny Leggett (@USFOR_A) March 4, 2020

Taliban warn peace deal with US near breaking point https://t.co/G7I6Q78BHp

— Action News 5 (@WMCActionNews5) April 6, 2020

JUST IN: The U.S. has conducted an airstrike against the Taliban, its first attack on the group since the two sides signed a landmark deal on Saturday, U.S. Forces-Afghanistan spokesperson says.

— NBC News (@NBCNews) March 4, 2020

“A tally by The New York Times of attacks across the country showed that at least 66 people, including seven civilians, had been killed since Saturday. In the same period, Afghan forces killed about 20 Taliban fighters a day in fending off their attacks.” https://t.co/6DDF5qayj5

— Max Boot 🇺🇦🇺🇸 (@MaxBoot) March 4, 2020

Afghan government questions key aspects of U.S.-Taliban peace deal, including Taliban prisoner release, one day after it is signed.@sgreports w/ @MSharif1990 and @sayedsalahuddin https://t.co/zm2qhgTrNS

— Dan Lamothe (@DanLamothe) March 1, 2020

Afghan government officials and Taliban insurgents gathered on Saturday for "historic" peace talks, aimed at ending two decades of war that have killed tens of thousands of people and devastated a nation. https://t.co/wMMXKJGfkQ

— NBC News (@NBCNews) September 12, 2020

Prominent rights leaders Mary Akrami, Sahar Halaimzai and Rahela Sidiqi on the #Afghanistan peace deal: Don't trade away women's rights to the Taliban. Put us at the table. https://t.co/dS2G0wDeuL via @usatoday @usatodayopinion

— Jill Lawrence (@JillDLawrence) March 1, 2020

Trump is bragging about the Taliban deal at his press conference. The reason he got it and other presidents didn't is because he offered a much more generous deal that enhances the risk of a Taliban takeover. My @PostOpinions column: https://t.co/DebVeshBrc

— Max Boot 🇺🇦🇺🇸 (@MaxBoot) February 29, 2020

After reading the text of the Afghan provisions earlier,my reaction was the same as @brett_mcgurk.

He says it best: “From the text, the agreement does not seem to end a war so much as plant the seeds for a new one.”

Soldiers know when you leave the field, it’s hard to return. https://t.co/a24n73GQ1S

— Mark Hertling (@MarkHertling) March 1, 2020

“The outcomes we could have gotten a decade earlier, two decades earlier, would have been far stronger,” lamented retired Army Col. Chris Kolenda… “It’s a missed opportunity.” https://t.co/MiI7MwWvs2

— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) February 29, 2020

This is a very bad deal. https://t.co/wh0rVDsVIB

— Stephen Hayes (@stephenfhayes) February 29, 2020

Sharing the burden of the defeat #ISIS mission in #Iraq with #NATO allies makes sense. But US leaders need to be brutally realistic about what our European partners can – and cannot – do. My piece with David Petraeus @ForeignPolicy https://t.co/LoBbmSCewN

— Vance Serchuk (@vanceserchuk) March 6, 2020

ISIS NOT demolished.https://t.co/3QwSFIsY9Vhttps://t.co/XVtD0bKkgkhttps://t.co/80isHvIBxfhttps://t.co/zFUWbl42CDhttps://t.co/tloEQFCW3Bhttps://t.co/zzkNBVqIfzhttps://t.co/QM6t99BZnA pic.twitter.com/fGtTw2Tstc

— David Limbaugh – DavidInMidTn on Threads (@david4potus2020) January 11, 2020

In the midst of the #coronavirus pandemic, the Trump administration urged the Supreme Court to overturn the Affordable Care Act. #ACA #healthcare https://t.co/9fBXzVCkma

— Modern Healthcare (@modrnhealthcr) June 26, 2020

Late last night the Trump Administration submitted a brief to the #SupremeCourt asking the high court to strike down the #ACA Affordable Care Act as unconstitutional- sure to ignite a partisan fight over the issue in the midst of the #Coronavirus Pandemic pic.twitter.com/jW4H5LI0vd

— Joe Khalil (@JoeKhalilTV) June 26, 2020