How are we feeling about Trump's first couple weeks in office from a libertarian perspective?

My thoughts are as follows,

The Good

• Freeing Ross Ulbricht (obvious one)

• Going after USAID (taxpayer dollars shouldn't be going overseas or to progressive NGO's)

• Leaving WHO (the US should be leaving tons of other intergovernmental organizations as well but it's a start)

• Planning to get rid of the Department of Education (fingers crossed that he goes through with it)

• Federal employee buyouts (it's nearly impossible to fire them so I think it's a good compromise)

The Bad

• Tariffs (screw taxation in all forms)

• Culture War legislation (I personally agree with a lot of it but I don't think it's the government's job to enforce cultural standards)

• Foreign interventionism (especially in regards to Israel/Palestine)

• Deportations (a lot of people getting them probably deserve it but it's not libertarian to use force on others who don't consent to it)

If I had to grade him, I would give him a D so far (though that might as well be an A due to how low the bar is in regards to modern US Presidents).

Thoughts?