"I have great executive orders and they're really common sense and good. I mean, like water coming out of a sink. The water wouldn't come out. They had all sorts of ridiculous restrictions. I took all of that off. Coming out of the showerhead, you'd stand under a shower, there's no water coming out. So I passed so many things like that. Straws. They don't have to be paper anymore."
"They don't have to be paper anymore. They don't have to melt in your mouth. So I passed so many different things like that, and much more important things, but like that. They're important, they're quality of life, and I'd like to have all of that confirmed by Congress if we can, and we've done a lot of it. We've done probably 35, 40%."
President Donald Trump said he wants Congress to codify his executive orders for 2026, emphasizing quality-of-life measures such as restored water flow and relaxed straw rules. He described past federal restrictions that limited water from sinks and showerheads and said he reversed those limits through executive actions. He cited changes to straw standards so they no longer must be paper and complained about low water output from dishwashers and showers. He stated he has already achieved roughly 35 to 40 percent of confirmations and wants every executive order confirmed by Congress. He framed these actions as common-sense improvements and urged prompt codification into law.
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