The vice president says the administration’s first 100 days were about hustling to bring major change but that, going forward, the pace of change may slow down.
“The next 100 days are going to be a lot of things that don’t change as quickly,” Vance said in an interview with Fox News Digital.
He said, “The first 100 days, you can get a lot done with just the president’s signature on a piece of paper.”
The vice president also noted that, by contrast, “the next 100 days are going to be a lot of things where we need Congress, and, in some cases, some of our international partners, to step up to the plate.”
He singled out proposed tax cuts working their way through Congress and said the finished product could “juice the economy a little bit.”