So far, I see Biden talking about unity and calling for all of us to work together, but I’m curious about who he thinks “us” really is.
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As I have watched the elite liberal media gush over the inauguration of President Joe Biden, I have waited for at least someone to analyze the fascinating difference between President Biden’s inaugural speech and his inaugural actions.
First, I thought the speech was incredibly well-given. The speech promised unity, togetherness, and finding common ground – it was a speech of classic American bipartisanship and civic goodwill. He promised to reach out to everyone, work with everyone, and be an American president, rather than a Democratic, partisan president.
It strongly reminded me of President Barack Obama’s first inaugural address. And, in fact, I had about the same takeaway for Biden’s speech as I did for Obama’s: If he leads the way he’s speaking – and acts as he says he will – he will split the Republican party and have a large, American governing majority for his entire presidency.
Of course, President Obama didn’t do this. He quickly went to the left, and promptly lost his majorities in the House and Senate. Based on President Biden’s first days, it seems he is following the same Obama playbook.
Hours after giving his excellent inaugural speech, President Biden went to the White House and signed 17 executive orders – including more than a dozen which totally contradict his pledge of bipartisanship, unity, and finding common ground.
Instead, he began the process of tearing down everything President Donald Trump did – erasing everything he achieved – no matter how it benefited Americans or how many Americans supported it.
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Newt talks about the launch of Biden's radical agenda on day 1: “I think you have to think in terms of the Biden machine, not Biden personally. Biden didn't personally sit down and draft 17 executive orders, but radicals on his staff did. And, in some ways, I thought the most telling was their decision, think about this, on the very day he was sworn in as president, he signed an executive order to destroy the 1776 commission. And all of our viewers tonight ought to ask themselves, what is there about this 1776 commission that made it such a big deal that Biden went out of his way to destroy it on his first day in office?”
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