The article highlights President Trump's unprecedented political moves, including imposing tariffs and pardoning individuals involved in the January 6th events. It emphasizes his assertion of action, claiming to have achieved more in a brief period than many past administrations. Trump's recent congressional address set records for length, reflecting his aggressive agenda. However, while he enjoys popularity among his supporters, there are concerns from Republican officials about the risks associated with such rapid and extreme changes, particularly regarding potential impacts on personal finances and security for citizens.
Trump wasn't bluffing about imposing 25% tariffs, about pardoning Jan. 6 criminals, or punishing Europe... he's taking a more extreme approach than promised.
We have accomplished more in 43 days than most administrations accomplished in four years or eight years... nothing but swift and unrelenting action.
So much has been set in motion so fast... it's hard for Trump's own White House to implement and explain much of it.
Many elected Republicans worry it could just be too much - too much to navigate, and too much risk to personal finances and security.
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