US President Donald Trump has made bold changes since taking office in January, turning many of his campaign promises into policies.
But even though some pledges seem to have fallen by the wayside, many of his supporters are continuing to stand by him.
One place he won over was rural Pennsylvania, a state he managed to take from the Democrats, largely thanks to strong support from military veterans.
Nick Harper reports.
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Between them Michael Kelly and Dave Rubright have almost 65 years of military service.
They fought overseas, in campaigns including the first Gulf War, Bosnia, and Afghanistan.
In the election campaign there was only man they could support.
Kelly believes veterans were a deciding factor in November's election.
Michael J. Kelly, US Veteran, Full SOT: "We may well have swung the election for Donald Trump in many of the swing states."
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He started Veterans for Trump to draw together like-minded military men and women, who see the President as a Washington outsider who's making a difference.
Michael J. Kelly, US Veteran, Full SOT: "He's moving at lightning speed. People may not like how he's doing but he's moving faster than any other president that just took office."
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They point to his executive orders on immigration and his plans to build the military and the economy.
David Rubright, US Veteran, Full SOT: "The veterans support him because during his campaign and as we are going to see very shortly he lives up to his promises and I think that's needed with today's world as far as this country is concerned. When you say something you're going to follow through with it, especially with the veterans because they do need a lot of support."
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But in the run up to the election there was a worry that Donald Trump was promising more than he could actually deliver.
Since winning he's dropped plans to prosecute Hillary Clinton and softened his pledges to ban all Muslims from entering the US, and make Mexico pay for the border wall.
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Many supporters though are looking to the changes he's making closer to home, like on healthcare.
Small businesses hope the President's plans won't alter their costs yet still provide adequate cover.
Gerry Leahy, Leahy's Autobody, Full SOT: "Every year we have really large increases to our premiums. Healthcare is a big burden on us. Very important to keep employees if you want quality employees you have to have good healthcare, good benefits, so that's really big issue with me."
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As a businessman Donald Trump knows he'll be judged by his results. And not just those of the first few months, but from his whole Presidency. If he can't fulfill all of those campaign promises he might begin to see some of his supporters start to slip away.
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But even though some pledges seem to have fallen by the wayside, many of his supporters are continuing to stand by him.
One place he won over was rural Pennsylvania, a state he managed to take from the Democrats, largely thanks to strong support from military veterans.
Nick Harper reports.
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TAKE VO
Between them Michael Kelly and Dave Rubright have almost 65 years of military service.
They fought overseas, in campaigns including the first Gulf War, Bosnia, and Afghanistan.
In the election campaign there was only man they could support.
Kelly believes veterans were a deciding factor in November's election.
Michael J. Kelly, US Veteran, Full SOT: "We may well have swung the election for Donald Trump in many of the swing states."
TAKE VO
He started Veterans for Trump to draw together like-minded military men and women, who see the President as a Washington outsider who's making a difference.
Michael J. Kelly, US Veteran, Full SOT: "He's moving at lightning speed. People may not like how he's doing but he's moving faster than any other president that just took office."
TAKE VO
They point to his executive orders on immigration and his plans to build the military and the economy.
David Rubright, US Veteran, Full SOT: "The veterans support him because during his campaign and as we are going to see very shortly he lives up to his promises and I think that's needed with today's world as far as this country is concerned. When you say something you're going to follow through with it, especially with the veterans because they do need a lot of support."
TAKE VO
But in the run up to the election there was a worry that Donald Trump was promising more than he could actually deliver.
Since winning he's dropped plans to prosecute Hillary Clinton and softened his pledges to ban all Muslims from entering the US, and make Mexico pay for the border wall.
TAKE VO
Many supporters though are looking to the changes he's making closer to home, like on healthcare.
Small businesses hope the President's plans won't alter their costs yet still provide adequate cover.
Gerry Leahy, Leahy's Autobody, Full SOT: "Every year we have really large increases to our premiums. Healthcare is a big burden on us. Very important to keep employees if you want quality employees you have to have good healthcare, good benefits, so that's really big issue with me."
TAKE VO
As a businessman Donald Trump knows he'll be judged by his results. And not just those of the first few months, but from his whole Presidency. If he can't fulfill all of those campaign promises he might begin to see some of his supporters start to slip away.
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