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Unscored · 97 entries · last change 2026-08-16 Any two entries, on identical fields, in identical space. Neither column is privileged — the left slot and the right slot render the same way, and the fields are the same for a tax law as for a war. This is how the archive supports comparison without a scoring system: put the records beside each other and let the reader do the weighing.
Left entry
JUN 2015 — Promise: Mexico will pay for the border wall JAN 2017 — Withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership JAN 2017 — Business interests and the emoluments question JAN 2017 — Funding conditions on sanctuary jurisdictions JAN 2017 — Travel ban — three versions, one upheld JUN 2017 — Withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement JUL 2017 — Promise: repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act SEP 2017 — DACA rescission OCT 2017 — Opioid crisis declared a public health emergency DEC 2017 — Net neutrality repeal DEC 2017 — Tax Cuts and Jobs Act DEC 2017 — Arctic Refuge leasing and federal land opening DEC 2017 — Opportunity Zones tax incentive (TCJA) MAR 2018 — Section 232 steel and aluminum tariffs MAR 2018 — Census citizenship question APR 2018 — "Zero tolerance" prosecution policy and family separations MAY 2018 — Right to Try Act JUN 2018 — VA MISSION Act and Veterans Community Care Program JUN 2018 — North Korea summit diplomacy JUL 2018 — Public pressure on Federal Reserve interest rates DEC 2018 — First Step Act JAN 2019 — Migrant Protection Protocols JUN 2019 — Repeal of the Clean Power Plan OCT 2019 — Syria withdrawal and the Kurdish partner forces NOV 2019 — Hospital and insurer price transparency rules DEC 2019 — Unemployment at a 50-year low in 2019 DEC 2019 — FUTURE Act — permanent HBCU and minority-serving institution funding DEC 2019 — Establishment of the United States Space Force JAN 2020 — Killing of Qasem Soleimani JAN 2020 — Phase One China trade deal JAN 2020 — USMCA replaces NAFTA MAR 2020 — COVID-19 pandemic response MAR 2020 — Title 42 public-health expulsions MAR 2020 — Paycheck Protection Program (CARES Act) MAR 2020 — Vehicle fuel economy standards and the California waiver APR 2020 — Waters of the United States rule MAY 2020 — Title IX campus adjudication rules MAY 2020 — Operation Warp Speed JUL 2020 — NEPA and Endangered Species Act rewrites AUG 2020 — Methane emissions standards — rescinded, restored, rescinded SEP 2020 — Abraham Accords OCT 2020 — Schedule F and the reclassification of civil servants OCT 2020 — Judicial appointments and the Supreme Court majority JAN 2021 — January 6 and the certification of the 2020 election MAY 2023 — Promise: end the Ukraine war in 24 hours MAY 2024 — New York conviction on falsifying business records JUN 2024 — Promise: no tax on tips, overtime pay, and Social Security benefits JUL 2024 — Trump v. United States — presidential immunity JUL 2024 — Project 2025 — the disavowal, and the implementation record JUL 2024 — Promise: no new wars — "I will end wars, not start them" JAN 2025 — Withdrawal from the World Health Organization JAN 2025 — Federal workforce reductions and agency restructuring JAN 2025 — Interior immigration enforcement surge JAN 2025 — Executive order restricting birthright citizenship JAN 2025 — Housing affordability actions JAN 2025 — Clemency record across both terms JAN 2025 — TikTok — from ban attempt to enforcement pause JAN 2025 — Offshore wind halt and permitting reversal JAN 2025 — Elimination of federal diversity programs JAN 2025 — AI policy reversal and the state preemption attempt JAN 2025 — Dismissal of inspectors general JAN 2025 — Transgender military service ban FEB 2025 — NIH indirect-cost cap FEB 2025 — Press access restrictions and broadcaster actions FEB 2025 — IRS enforcement capacity reductions MAR 2025 — Veterans Affairs staffing reductions MAR 2025 — Executive orders targeting law firms MAR 2025 — Federal funding conditions on universities MAR 2025 — Dismantling the Department of Education MAR 2025 — Signal messaging of military strike plans MAR 2025 — Executive order on election procedures MAR 2025 — Title X family planning funding restrictions APR 2025 — IEEPA "reciprocal" tariffs — imposed, struck down, replaced APR 2025 — Tariff revenue and who paid it APR 2025 — Ten-for-one deregulation and the sunset directive MAY 2025 — Most-favored-nation drug pricing JUN 2025 — FEMA restructuring and disaster cost-shifting JUN 2025 — Impoundment of appropriated funds JUN 2025 — National Guard deployments to US cities JUN 2025 — Replacement of the federal vaccine advisory committee JUN 2025 — NATO burden-sharing and the 5% pledge JUN 2025 — Trump v. CASA — the end of universal injunctions JUL 2025 — One Big Beautiful Bill Act JUL 2025 — Medicaid work requirements and eligibility checks JUL 2025 — Federal cryptocurrency policy and the strategic reserve AUG 2025 — Dismissal of the Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner AUG 2025 — Federal deployments to US cities AUG 2025 — Attempt to remove a Federal Reserve governor SEP 2025 — Farm bailouts offsetting tariff retaliation SEP 2025 — Prosecutions of political opponents OCT 2025 — The 2025 government shutdown OCT 2025 — Gaza ceasefire and hostage release NOV 2025 — Epstein Files Transparency Act and the disclosure fight DEC 2025 — Expiry of enhanced ACA premium subsidies JAN 2026 — Venezuela operation and the capture of Nicolás Maduro FEB 2026 — The 2026 Iran war and the ceasefire that keeps breaking MAR 2026 — Cost of living and the tariff pass-through Right entry
JUN 2015 — Promise: Mexico will pay for the border wall JAN 2017 — Withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership JAN 2017 — Business interests and the emoluments question JAN 2017 — Funding conditions on sanctuary jurisdictions JAN 2017 — Travel ban — three versions, one upheld JUN 2017 — Withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement JUL 2017 — Promise: repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act SEP 2017 — DACA rescission OCT 2017 — Opioid crisis declared a public health emergency DEC 2017 — Net neutrality repeal DEC 2017 — Tax Cuts and Jobs Act DEC 2017 — Arctic Refuge leasing and federal land opening DEC 2017 — Opportunity Zones tax incentive (TCJA) MAR 2018 — Section 232 steel and aluminum tariffs MAR 2018 — Census citizenship question APR 2018 — "Zero tolerance" prosecution policy and family separations MAY 2018 — Right to Try Act JUN 2018 — VA MISSION Act and Veterans Community Care Program JUN 2018 — North Korea summit diplomacy JUL 2018 — Public pressure on Federal Reserve interest rates DEC 2018 — First Step Act JAN 2019 — Migrant Protection Protocols JUN 2019 — Repeal of the Clean Power Plan OCT 2019 — Syria withdrawal and the Kurdish partner forces NOV 2019 — Hospital and insurer price transparency rules DEC 2019 — Unemployment at a 50-year low in 2019 DEC 2019 — FUTURE Act — permanent HBCU and minority-serving institution funding DEC 2019 — Establishment of the United States Space Force JAN 2020 — Killing of Qasem Soleimani JAN 2020 — Phase One China trade deal JAN 2020 — USMCA replaces NAFTA MAR 2020 — COVID-19 pandemic response MAR 2020 — Title 42 public-health expulsions MAR 2020 — Paycheck Protection Program (CARES Act) MAR 2020 — Vehicle fuel economy standards and the California waiver APR 2020 — Waters of the United States rule MAY 2020 — Title IX campus adjudication rules MAY 2020 — Operation Warp Speed JUL 2020 — NEPA and Endangered Species Act rewrites AUG 2020 — Methane emissions standards — rescinded, restored, rescinded SEP 2020 — Abraham Accords OCT 2020 — Schedule F and the reclassification of civil servants OCT 2020 — Judicial appointments and the Supreme Court majority JAN 2021 — January 6 and the certification of the 2020 election MAY 2023 — Promise: end the Ukraine war in 24 hours MAY 2024 — New York conviction on falsifying business records JUN 2024 — Promise: no tax on tips, overtime pay, and Social Security benefits JUL 2024 — Trump v. United States — presidential immunity JUL 2024 — Project 2025 — the disavowal, and the implementation record JUL 2024 — Promise: no new wars — "I will end wars, not start them" JAN 2025 — Withdrawal from the World Health Organization JAN 2025 — Federal workforce reductions and agency restructuring JAN 2025 — Interior immigration enforcement surge JAN 2025 — Executive order restricting birthright citizenship JAN 2025 — Housing affordability actions JAN 2025 — Clemency record across both terms JAN 2025 — TikTok — from ban attempt to enforcement pause JAN 2025 — Offshore wind halt and permitting reversal JAN 2025 — Elimination of federal diversity programs JAN 2025 — AI policy reversal and the state preemption attempt JAN 2025 — Dismissal of inspectors general JAN 2025 — Transgender military service ban FEB 2025 — NIH indirect-cost cap FEB 2025 — Press access restrictions and broadcaster actions FEB 2025 — IRS enforcement capacity reductions MAR 2025 — Veterans Affairs staffing reductions MAR 2025 — Executive orders targeting law firms MAR 2025 — Federal funding conditions on universities MAR 2025 — Dismantling the Department of Education MAR 2025 — Signal messaging of military strike plans MAR 2025 — Executive order on election procedures MAR 2025 — Title X family planning funding restrictions APR 2025 — IEEPA "reciprocal" tariffs — imposed, struck down, replaced APR 2025 — Tariff revenue and who paid it APR 2025 — Ten-for-one deregulation and the sunset directive MAY 2025 — Most-favored-nation drug pricing JUN 2025 — FEMA restructuring and disaster cost-shifting JUN 2025 — Impoundment of appropriated funds JUN 2025 — National Guard deployments to US cities JUN 2025 — Replacement of the federal vaccine advisory committee JUN 2025 — NATO burden-sharing and the 5% pledge JUN 2025 — Trump v. CASA — the end of universal injunctions JUL 2025 — One Big Beautiful Bill Act JUL 2025 — Medicaid work requirements and eligibility checks JUL 2025 — Federal cryptocurrency policy and the strategic reserve AUG 2025 — Dismissal of the Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner AUG 2025 — Federal deployments to US cities AUG 2025 — Attempt to remove a Federal Reserve governor SEP 2025 — Farm bailouts offsetting tariff retaliation SEP 2025 — Prosecutions of political opponents OCT 2025 — The 2025 government shutdown OCT 2025 — Gaza ceasefire and hostage release NOV 2025 — Epstein Files Transparency Act and the disclosure fight DEC 2025 — Expiry of enhanced ACA premium subsidies JAN 2026 — Venezuela operation and the capture of Nicolás Maduro FEB 2026 — The 2026 Iran war and the ceasefire that keeps breaking MAR 2026 — Cost of living and the tariff pass-through One Big Beautiful Bill Act
In force
Open full entry Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
In force
Open full entry Status
In force; major provisions phasing in through 2028
Status
Corporate provisions permanent; individual provisions extended by OBBBA in 2025
Verified as of
August 2026
Verified as of
August 2026
Strongest attribution
Direct
Strongest attribution
Direct
Contested ground
The two headline numbers — $3.4T and $4.1T — are both CBO figures measuring different things (with and without interest, against different baselines). Citing either alone without saying which is a common source of bad-faith argument.
Contested ground
Whether the corporate cut "paid for itself" is settled: no nonpartisan scorekeeper found that it did. Whether the distribution was fair is a value judgment this archive does not make.
Provisional flag
Not flagged provisional.
Provisional flag
Not flagged provisional.
What this view deliberately does not do
It does not declare a winner, total a score, or order the two entries. Comparing a tariff to a judicial appointment requires a common unit of value, and there isn’t one — any number this view produced would be a preference wearing a decimal point.