A few examples from what this site defines as a "kept promise":

"I'm going to issue our notification of intent to withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership."

I am sure this was an incredible difficult problem to solve. The renegotiation will be a walk in the park.

“I am looking to appoint judges very much in the mold of Justice Scalia. I'm looking for judges — and I've actually picked 20 of them so that people would see.”

Again, another masterpiece, he managed to write 20 people on a list. Unbevlievable this creativity. And because everybody is so impressed by this the rest will be another walk in the park.

"Place lifetime ban on White House officials lobbying for foreign government."

Lobbyist aren't needed anymore anyway. The administration is now run directly by corporations. Again, genius idea, will save a lot of money.

Harder to imagine that you can do it with his appointments. Billionaires, cronies, prejurers, and people with conflicts of interest a mile long. People who have not the foggiest understanding of the departments they are running.

What exactly qualifies someone to be a 'drain the swamp' candidate? Because at first glance, they sure aren't it.

> Hard to imagine how that could be done in one month.

It's especially hard to imagine when the person claiming to be draining the swamp starts a new biz named "Swamp Filling and Expansion, LLC".