Perhaps the most noteworthy thing about the Trump administration's first three weeks in office is the speed with which it's implemented its agenda.
The team put together by the administration appears to be working well, much to the delight of his supporters and even a number of political strategists, the people who get paid -- sometimes big money -- to plan these kinds of things.
One of them is Texas's own Vlad Davidiuk, who says the team effort is essential for President Donald Trump to make his agenda work, and it serves as the basis for much of what needs to be accomplished in a successful presidency.
"President Trump's decisions to target Diversity, Equity and Inclusion programs, illegal immigration, trade imbalance, all of these things are going to build a foundation."
So it's no surprise that a strong team like Trump's forms the main pillar of that foundation, and Davidiuk says he believes the President's lessons learned in his first term in office will lead him to make better decisions this time around.
"President Trump has a lot of experience that he's learned from the lessons in his first term, so he has the experience he needs to navigate the bureaucracy of the federal government, which allows more effective government," the strategist noted.
So it looks like the new team, the new pace of change and the new Trump direction seems to work -- so much so, Davidiuk says, that things are happening fast enough that Trump's critics can't seem to make their complaints and criticisms stick, at least not yet.
"And polling seems to show a sharp rise in optimism, given President Trump's performance in his second term in office."