At the time of its release, Trump pledged to do all those things in the first 100 days of his presidency. When that deadline came and went in early April, CNBC made the chart below, highlighting in green the contract items that Trump had achieved so far, and in red, the promises he had yet to keep. Now, six months later, all 28 of the red and green highlights on the chart still apply.

To be sure, a number of the president's accomplishments in office were never part of the contract, including successes in the war on ISIS and double-digit gains in major market indexes. But others goals have had to be reworked, like Trump's pledge, on page two, to enact a "Repeal and Replace Obamacare Act."

Speaking to the Values Voters Summit on Friday, Trump blamed the legislative defeat of two Obamacare repeal bills on members of Congress, who Trump said had, "forgotten what their pledges were."

"We're taking a little different route than we had hoped because getting Congress — they've forgotten what their pledges were," Trump told the crowd, made up largely of evangelical Christians. "So, we're going a little different route, but you know what, in the end, it will be just as effective and maybe it will even be better."

In the past 48 hours, the president has taken two major steps toward unraveling the Affordable Care Act known as Obamacare. The first was to sign an executive order permitting employers to purchase inexpensive, loosely regulated health plans; the second was to cut off subsidies paid to insurers that reduced the premiums for low-income Americans.