(CNN) President Donald Trump is in the midst of his best week of the year and one of the best weeks of his entire presidency.

Consider just how much has gone right for him since Monday:

1) The Iowa caucuses on Monday were an absolute debacle, failing to report ANY results until Tuesday afternoon and not getting to 100% of precincts reporting until late Thursday. And amid that chaos, there was failing to report ANY results until Tuesday afternoon and not getting to 100% of precincts reporting until late Thursday. And amid that chaos, there was no clear winner , with former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders in a virtual tie. "The Democrat Caucus is an unmitigated disaster," tweeted Trump on Tuesday. "Nothing works, just like they ran the Country. Remember the 5 Billion Dollar Obamacare Website, that should have cost 2% of that. The only person that can claim a very big victory in Iowa last night is 'Trump.'"

2) In the wake of Iowa, there was a rising sentiment within the Democratic Party -- and among odds-makers -- that Sanders was the most likely nominee against Trump. While most hypothetical general election polls show Sanders leading Trump nationally, the White House -- and many non-Bernie-backing Democrats, believe that the democratic socialist senator would be the party's weakest opponent against the incumbent.

3) Trump's State of the Union speech was lauded by conservatives as both a laundry list of his economic accomplishments and a searing evisceration of the supposedly socialist policies of the Democratic Party. (Democrats, uh, viewed things quite differently.) The House chamber rang out with chants of "four more years!" from Trump's adoring supporters among Republican members of Congress. as both a laundry list of his economic accomplishments and a searing evisceration of the supposedly socialist policies of the Democratic Party. (Democrats, uh, viewed things quite differently.) The House chamber rang out with chants of "four more years!" from Trump's adoring supporters among Republican members of Congress.

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