My raise from SS was $40, but Medicare Part B went up $20, so I actually didn't even get a COLA raise.

You missed helping veterans that were being rejected as protocol required. Now getting claims examined not in 7 years like before, now being reviewed and helped in 6 months employing more people to help process these claims.

(1) Bullshit, ISIS was defeated gradually by the combined forces of many countries and finale just happened to occur on Trump's watch. Arguably Obama or even Bush policies had more effect. As did the Kurds.
(2) Business has been demonstrably UNDER-regulated since Reagan (cf Global Financial crisis, Tulip Bubble, and WW1 for further information)
(4) Corporate tax rates only apply to companies who actually pay tax. Cutting them is a bit of pseudo-libertarian smoke and mirrors. Lowering personal tax is only of value if it reduces the increasingly dangerous (to democracy) wealth gap.
(5) The jury is still out. This may be a major accomplishment IF he can move decisively enough to capitalise on the moment. The personal deficiencies you mention suggest that he won't.
(3) Just counts as magical thinking up there with deism of all sorts.

Leftists always prattle about "the wealth gap". I can't discuss that subject better than the late great Prime Minister of the UK, Margaret Thatcher:

Respectfully
(1) was well underway b4 Trump. It was just a matter of time. Iraq was building to fight back and Turkey was clamped down from purchasing illegal oil. Every source of funding was cut off to ISIS by UN resolution. They could no longer tax internally enough money to sustain their campaign. It was bound to fold but in the meantime Al-qaeda is regaining what they lost to ISIS and then some.
(2) that will bite back in less than a generation i.e. pollution, lead, mercury. Flint will be small potatoes in comparison. Aquafers already running low will run dry while surface water will get flammable by leaking pipelines and rampant fracking.
(3) Global warming described as a Hoax is only used in the US. Renewable energy is outpacing all fossil fuels anyway but not participating equally in a voluntary cap on emissions that Syria, North Korea and all other country in the world has accepted is ludicrous. The US is isolated and handing the steering wheel to China and the EU.
(4) Kudos there. Mission accomplished but unfortunately corporate America has been aggressively buying back shares and automating their production lines to increase company valuation and reducing the workforce
(5) Don't count your chickens before they hatch. I will give you this one once the UN nuclear inspectors will be granted unilateral access to inspect North Korea. Trump has belittle South Korea so much, I would not be surprised that North Korea has negotiated to make the reunified Korea a nuclear power instead on relying on the US.
( 6) you forgot the renegotiation of trade agreements (NAFTA, Milk, Soft lumber, TPP, etc...) because every sovereign country in the world (irony) wants to avoid trade wars

@Sealybobo 3K? Im jealous. I'm getting $300

@SherryMartin I'll pitch my which $0, my SS raise this year didn't matter, they raised Part B Medicare.

@AnneWimsey So how would the increase in time go from 7 years to 6 months with out doing paperwork faster?

Being the bully boy of the school yard is I know the usual technique employed by the USA but there are other ways. Perhaps negotiation is an option but of course no weapons could be sold if countries were amical.

The invisible loss is the respect and cooperation of the world. HRC would have kept Korea and Russia in check with strategic alliances, if not some military mussel. tump’s belligerence may appear ‘a win’ to some, but his reckless abandonment of necessary allies will be costly…

@Varn You are absolutely right. There are costs.

Hopefully for the good