“President Trump has signed more than 75 executive orders, memos and proclamations during his first few weeks in office at a pace that surpasses his most recent predecessors’,” Axios reports.

Politico: “J.D. Vance, the first millennial vice president who rose to national prominence in 2016 through his intricately framed and professionally edited political memoir Hillbilly Elegy, has established himself as a smashmouth poster in the early weeks of the second Trump administration.”

“His use of the medium — reminiscent of how Trump weaponized social media during his first term — points to a norm-breaking approach to political communication that goes beyond Trump, and that Vance is leveraging as the vice president and likely 2028 presidential contender.”

“Unlike his buttoned-down predecessor Mike Pence, who reserved his social media mimicry of Trump to the occasional all-caps or exclamation point— and whose presence in the White House served as something of a counterbalance to the bombastic president — Vance has gone all-in on MAGA warfare and channeling its guttural appeal.”

“Congressional Republicans are publicly projecting that they’re in lockstep with the way President Donald Trump and Elon Musk are attempting to slash the federal workforce,” CNN reports.

“But under the surface, some GOP lawmakers are growing concerned by the effort to usurp Congress’ control of the federal purse strings. And they’re dealing with a deluge of calls from worried constituents and federal workers who are looking to their elected officials for answers.”

However, the Washington Post notes “conservatives have generally hailed the actions Trump has taken.”