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Where are the prior posts in support of upholding the Constitution and our laws when the Biden Administration was ignoring immigration and many other laws, as well as twisting compliance requirements in ways inconsistent with statutory provisions and precedent?
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Nothing in the past by any administration compares with what is happening now, nothing. But I suspect you know that.
I love the claims that Biden opened the border and allowed 20 million in when at no time was there ever close to 20 million undocumented in total. According to Pew Research the record high was 14 million. In 2010 the estimate was 11.2 million.
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The point is that when Presidents Obama and Biden ignored statutes, suggested that they could legislatate with a “phone and a pen”, why would you ever think the idiot ass Trump wouldn’t do the same, and as you note ESCALATE!
When Harry Reid knowingly and intentionally lied about Romney and his tax payments, and crapped all over the Senate limit of cloture, why, oh why, were you surprised that the Republicans did the same with respect to Supreme Court nominations?
When Democrats decided to encourage Americans to “reap the whirlwind”, resulting in an attempt to murder Justice Kavanaugh, as well as multiple attempts on Trump’s life, why oh why, were you surprised that others took similar actions against judges whose opinions and rulings they dislike?
Why would you ignore the trumped-up four indictments of the idiot ass Trump (as well as prosecutions of various members of the Trump Administration (Carter Page anyone)) and specific plots by Director Comey and others in the FBI, let alone IRS gaming of the not-for-profit requirements during the Obama and Biden Administrations when you highlight continuation of that activity by the current Administration?
There is a direct, STRAIGHT line here that you ignore. Yes, it is worse.
But, more importantly, MUCH MORE importantly, the next Administration, Republican or Democrat, may further escalate this stupidity. When you ignore the original source, and the Republican response, you prompt an even greater response from the next Administration and those that follow.
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Trump has signed roughly 235 executive orders since returning to office in January 2025 as of early 2026. That would bring his combined total to about 455 executive orders across both terms so far.
Biden 162 is four and Obama 276 in eight years.
Trump is consolidating power in the executive branch just as Project 2025 calls for.
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Agree, the idiot ass Trump has learned from past Administrations and his first term.
We have Conrgress to blame, their failure to act, and, when they do act (Harry Reid is the top criminal here) they f*ck it up – where the President often needs only 51 votes in the Senate and a simple majority in the House, and just as important, where the opposition party doesn’t have a super majority, he can wield the veto power.
He learned from Obama (Health Reform), and Biden (American Rescue Plan Act, Inflation Reduction Act) – so most everything of substance (a la One Big Beautiful Bill, etc.) is now done through reconciliation. Should the R’s lose the house and/or the senate, you should expect him to threaten vetoes at every turn AND INCREASE the use of Executive Orders!
Ronald Reagan (R) averaged 48 executive orders per year
George Bush (R) 42
Bill Cinton (D) 46
George W. Bush (R) 36
Barack Obama (D) 35
Donald J. Trump 55
Joseph R. Biden, Jr. 41
Donald J. Trump, 2nd Term – 195!
And, yes, he has expanded greatly, knowing Congress has all but emasculated itself – and that will only worsen should the D’s take control of either the house or the senate during the 2026 mid-terms!
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