Trump lays out his first 100 days if elected

Republican candidate Donald Trump chose  historic Gettysburg to Saturday lay out a plan for his first 100 days in office if elected president. His watchword was “accountability and change in Washington.” He promised to work to place term limits on members of congress, a five-year ban on congressman becoming lobbyists, drastically cut regulations, slash income tax and cancel many of Obama’s presidential directives. Trump also pledged to protect America’s cyber infrastructure against attack. After the elections, he plans to sue all the women who appeared on the media with “bad stories” about him, as well as the “dishonest mainstream media.”