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How Much Of Trump's Agenda Is Already Complete?

As critics of President Donald Trump explain it, he's accomplished absolutely nothing

since entering office while causing a whole bunch of unnecessary problems.

Back on Earth, the story is quite different.

Trump is plowing through the items on his agenda in impressive fashion.

As the mainstream media and Democratic leaders obsess over wild conspiracy theories and the

never-ending stream of gossip that emanates from the nation's capital, Trump and company

are busy working and actually getting things done.

Washington Examiner has the details on exactly how much has been accomplished by Trump thus

far.

With unprecedented speed, the Trump administration has already implemented nearly two-thirds

of the 334 agenda items called for by the Heritage Foundation, a pace faster than former

President Reagan who embraced the conservative think tank's legendary "Mandate for Leadership"blueprint.

Thomas Binion, director of congressional and executive branch relations at Heritage, said

that Trump has implemented 64 percent of the "unique policy recommendations" from the

group.

We're not talking about a few meaningless bullet points that cater to the very few either.

Trump has managed to affect meaningful change that has improved the fortunes of our nation

as a whole.

At this stage of his presidency, Reagan had completed 49 percent of the Heritage policy

recommendations.

"We're blown away," Binion said in an interview.

Trump, he said, "is very active, very conservative, and very effective."

What's more, he said, Trump hasn't just focused on one agenda area, but he and his

team have pushed through administrative moves on foreign policy, deregulation, immigration,

tax reform and health care, moves often ignored by the media.

In the run-up to the 2016 presidential election, Trump jokingly remarked that folks were going

to get sick and tired of winning under his leadership.

A little over a year into his first term in office, it's quite refreshing to note that's

at least an option.

As the commander-in-chief himself may say, he's managed to deliver on his promises

in a big league fashion.

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For more infomation >> How Much Of Trump's Agenda Is Already Complete? Hint: More Than Reagan's - Duration: 2:31.

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Is "Urduja" the Next Filipina Disney Princess? - Duration: 6:50.

Disney cartoons have been around for years and years.

In fact, the first Disney movie, Snow White was introduced in 1937!

In those 80+ years, we've had several Disney princesses and just recently have we started

to see diversity in these characters!

In 1992, we are introduced to the first non-white Disney Princess, Jasmine.

In 1995, we later get Pocahontas, then in 1998 Mulan

and in 2009, Tiana from "The Princess and the Frog."

With that said, I still feel like Disney is lacking in its representation of more ethnic princess characters.

I mean, just imagine what a Filipina Disney princess would look like!

This brings me to Urduja, the Philippines' answer to ever having a Pinay princess.

And no, I am not talking about the hurricane!

Quick shout out to Gio Star Master who requested that I make this video, by the way!

In 2008, APT Entertainment produced and released an animated film that was adapted around the

legendary warrior princess Urduja of Pangasinan.

Although this movie was produced in the Philippines, there could be a possibility for Disney studios

to pick up the film and readapt it or remake it into their own.

After all, Cinderella, The Little Mermaid, and Sleeping Beauty's stories originated

from Europe and Mulan's from China.

What's to stop Disney from adapting "Urduja" also?

In this video, I will be analyzing Urduja as a whole, seeing how she compares to the

princesses we all know and love.

And before we proceed, there may be some spoilers so please be advised.

With that said, let's look at the different aspects of Urduja and the film and see if

she would be a good fit to be a part of the Disney Princesses club.

The movie is set in the 13th century, and tells the tale of Urduja, who's father the

chief of the tribe, has fallen ill.

Simakwel, an ambitious young warrior, seeks to gain the chiefdom by marrying the headstrong

princess.

But his plan encounters a hurdle when the dashing Chinese pirate Lim Hang arrives on

their shores and saves Urduja from an arrow.

Lim Hang and Urduja begin to play out a forbidden love, while Simakwel schemes to take back

what he feels is his rightful place.

Already, you have those Disney elements in place.

The plot is reminiscent of Pocahontas who is expected to marry within her tribe but

falls in love with a foreigner different than her.

Actually it seems like a lot of Disney movies are like that but I digress.

All in all, she seems to resemble your stereotypical Disney princess plot so at least she has that

going for her.

"Urduja" even features your typical animal sidekicks!

You can't have a Disney princess without your typical animal sidekick!

As far as historical accuracy, I am pretty sure the plot was Disney-fied for a younger

audience, adding in a love interest who probably did not exist when Urduja was still alive.

It's ironic too because according to historians, Urduja was known to have said that she will

marry no man except one who can defeat her in a duel.

The opposite love interest, Simakwel represents the usual antagonist trope like Hans from

Frozen or Kocoum from Pocahontas.

He's pretty much a bad guy who is only looking out for his own interests.

And then you have Lim Hang, the typical love interest.

Honestly, there's not much to say because the concept of these characters are pretty

much copied and pasted from every Disney movie we have seen throughout the years.

The animation of the movie is very reminiscent of 90s Disney animation rather than the more

modern 3D animation we've seen with hits like Tangled or Frozen.

Urduja herself is very beautiful and stunning, but aren't all the Disney princesses like

that?

She's very headstrong and caring in the movie as well.

I would have liked to see her portrayed more as a warrior or more badass than she is in

this film going based on what I've read of her historically.

I know it is a children's film but her looks and characteristics are just too generic to me.

In the film she is voiced by Asia's songbird Regine Velasquez.

No doubt she is talented and is a great pick to voice Urduja.

She even has her own song in the movie entitled "Babae Ako" or "I am a Woman" in English.

I know Lea Salonga has voiced many Disney princesses in the past including Jasmine and

Mulan, so I am actually quite happy they decided to pick another Filipina to be distinguished.

I don't know how fluent Regine Velasquez is in English compared to Lea Salonga, but

if Disney were to release this movie to an international audience, I would hope that

they do not pick Lea Salonga as the voice actress for the reasons I've mentioned.

No hate towards Lea, but we gotta change it up a bit because Urduja can't look like

Pocahontas and sound like Mulan.

She needs to be her own person!

Overall, I would love to see Urduja be adapted into a Disney film one day.

She has all the different elements for a great movie.

There are a few things about her I would tweak like not making her into a Pocahontas clone.

From the whole being the chief's daughter, falling in love with a foreigner and being

forced to marry someone within her tribe, it's a storyline that has been done already.

Maybe don't give her a love interest and focus more on the aspect of family and relationships

of those in her tribe.

Let me know in the comments below what you think.

What would you change about Urduja and what would you keep?

Would you watch the movie in theatres if ever Disney were to adapt the storyline?

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everyone you know!

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And because you guys like to criticize my Tagalog so much, I just wanna say:

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For more infomation >> Is "Urduja" the Next Filipina Disney Princess? - Duration: 6:50.

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Love is in the air at Multnomah County - Duration: 1:41.

[music plays]

(Angela Lima-Moran): The application works just like a permit to go and get married.

The officiant is liable to return that document, which is a legal document, back to the county.

We send that document to the state office, Salem, for registration.

[music fades out]

For more infomation >> Love is in the air at Multnomah County - Duration: 1:41.

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Time is money - Duration: 6:45.

For more infomation >> Time is money - Duration: 6:45.

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KFC is out of CHICKEN?!? #KFC - Duration: 10:29.

I find this story really funny and I had to share this with you all.

So if you go into KFC, you expect them to serve chicken, but a number of franchises

in the UK had to close.

Apparently, this was due to a problem with chicken deliveries.

But this is crazy, the least you should expect is plenty of chicken - in KFC.

I don't really like KFC chicken, because it's really greasy - but I've been through a

similar issue at McDonald's.

There was this one time, when they ran out of ice cream for their McFlurry.

How can you run out

of ice cream?

For more infomation >> KFC is out of CHICKEN?!? #KFC - Duration: 10:29.

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THIS IS TACT FESTIVAL - Duration: 5:25.

Enough!

Isn't it true that for four years you've been organising an international theatre festival

with companies from all over the world

Called TACT Festival?

And what about 11 international shows, more than 100 actors from all over the world

here in Trieste, in May?

Fritz, play the video.

Weren't you dancing an east Indian dance?

...the Chau dance?!

You didn't pay much attention to the Chau dance workshop

One of the 10 workshops of last year edition

And don't you organise an entire week of shows for children

called TACT and YOUNG?

...TACT4YOUNG!

And him?

Paolino the little fish... Do you recognize him?

You'd better admit that you also organize TACT&ART

TACT&POETRY, TACT&CATCH-UP, TACT&CONCERT

otherwise...

<i>A show...</i>

<i>...a show that maybe...</i>

<i>...and luckily...</i>

<i>...not anyone understands.</i>

Can I have some water?

Now you're really getting on my nerves!

Who do you think you're talking to?

Water! And lunch too!

Some wine!

-And a special barbecue! -A party with a DJ!

And a town parade!

They did it again.

They've organized TACT 2018.

Are you sure?

Here's the call and you can't apply anymore

From Saturday 19 to Sunday 27 of May 2018

Seems like we'll meet again at TACT...

For more infomation >> THIS IS TACT FESTIVAL - Duration: 5:25.

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The National Debt is Dangerous for America - Duration: 0:39.

the career politicians have left us with $20.7 trillion in debt

Something must be done our leadership must tackle this problem

immediately and the only way we can do it is by growing the economy we need a

growth first agenda a business first agenda and we definitely must cut

spending we have the plan to do it we have the leadership to get it done I

ask for your help to make this happen my name is Justin Lurie and I'm running for Congress

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