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Will Biden's Executive Orders Survive the Next Republican President in 2024?
Bud_Spencer
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Mostly, no, and they shouldn't.
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Will Biden survive until the net election seems to be pertinent question.
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2024 is in reference to the next election, oh, wait, you meant 'just live long enough to see the next election.'
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Whether to reverse a previous president's EOs is, of course, entirely within sitting president's discretion. So it depends on who is the next Republican president and what are his/her politics and preferences. From this point in time, that is impossible to see, except that we can be sure it won't be Trump.
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You're a day late and a dollar short, Unfunny Man. Next time, you should read the entire thread before you respond.
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Harris would of course have her own EOs, which, again, the next Republican president might or might not reverse, if there is a next Republican president.
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The answer then, Your Brilliance, is yes, of course. Biden will still be president in 2024. Your attempt to cover yourself is a fail. Your tag line is nonsense. There will be no "Nest Republican President in 2024."
Unless, of course, you are one of those idiots thinking Trump becomes president again on August 13th (which you very possibility are one of those idiots).
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You're an angry person, which makes you dumb, or maybe you're just angry and dumb.
2024 is the election. 2024 is the beginning of the end for Biden's EOs. After a Republican wins, you can kiss the majority of Biden's EOs goodbye, or can you?
I'm not going to dumb down my posts for you, so, if you're going to jump into one of my threads, try and be up to speed before you do.
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It's good to see you D-bags so triggered by the topic that you're too afraid to address it.
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Biden will be president (a Democrat) until January 2025.
You can't admit a mistake, can you? And as far as being angry . . .
As far as addressing your stupid thread, only Trumpettes like you think the Republicans are going to hold the presidency anytime soon again--and that was stated in response to your stupid thread already.
You don't have to dumb down your posts any more than you already do.
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Which particular EOs are objectionable?
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Biden will be president (a Democrat) until January 2025.
You can't admit a mistake, can you? And as far as being angry . . .
You don't have to dumb down your posts any more than you already do.
Post #4, before any of you slow-witted D-bags ranted about 'year' puts you guys in our place.
Actually, for you, I think I have to buy some crayons and draw you a picture. A President is Elected in 2024, they have their plans laid out, and they're sworn in in 2025, but it's in 2024 that those plans truly get rolling.
So, while you pretend to be clever - which looks like a retard drawing on a wall with its own shit - I'm going to crack a smile at how triggered this topic made you.
So, will Biden's EO's survive the next 'duly elected' [crayons for you] Republican President in 2024?
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My goodness, you moved the goal posts way out into the parking lot in an attempt to cover the ignorance of your actual thread title/posting.
Could you possibly be any more triggered (or dumb? or butt hurt?)?
No one has any in mind?
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No, and they shouldn't. This is yet another example of giving too much power to the executive. When an incoming president can undo what the previous president did and do a 180, the president shouldn't have that level of power.
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My goodness, you moved the goal posts way out into the parking lot in an attempt to cover the ignorance of your actual thread title/posting.
Could you possibly be any more triggered (or dumb? or butt hurt?)?
So, I point out that you're triggered and dumb and then you repeat that back to me.
That's pretty pathetic, especially after your initial insult was nothing but a basket full of failure.
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In this regime it is too much power to the executive. The executive, Biden, is not making the EO's. We the people do not know who is. oBiden only signs the EO's.
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2. An issue regarded as potentially debatable, but no longer practically applicable. Although the idea may still be worth debating and exploring academically, and such discussion may be useful for addressing similar issues in the future, the idea has been rendered irrelevant for the present issue.
2. An issue regarded as potentially debatable, but no longer practically applicable. Although the idea may still be worth debating and exploring academically, and such discussion may be useful for addressing similar issues in the future, the idea has been rendered irrelevant for the present issue.
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In reality an EO either cannot be undone or it would be near impossible to mess with.
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Biden has destroyed the country be reversing Trump's EOs.
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