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I was.
And give me more, please.
Rip out the hedge fund connected cronies, Jared sycophants, mobster kids, & gross ass grifters.
Bring all the competent people back
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I dont think even many of his supporters were prepared for the extent to which Biden was going to bloodlessly work the gears of government to eviscerate everything trump didLink to tweet
Mark Joseph Stern
@mjs_DC
Biden just fired all 10 of Trumps appointees on the Federal Service Impasses Panel. Trump had stacked the panel with anti-labor activists who rewrote union contracts to undermine collective bargaining and strip protections from workers. Now all his holdovers are gone.
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Botany
(70,653 posts)sop
(10,299 posts)3catwoman3
(24,127 posts)...can we call it?
Lonestarblue
(10,167 posts)Government for workers, not government for grifters.
CaptainTruth
(6,618 posts)3catwoman3
(24,127 posts)I dont want to use any Trump terminology when discussing President Bidens actions.
GopherGal
(2,010 posts)though I suppose that slogan was meant to target his economic policies...
3catwoman3
(24,127 posts)...REALLY Drain The Swamp.
soldierant
(6,960 posts)Cesspools not so much.
Mopar151
(10,013 posts)Mussolini did not get the idea that swamps have a vital function, either.
lagomorph777
(30,613 posts)ResistantAmerican17
(3,847 posts)Walleye
(31,151 posts)sop
(10,299 posts)Walleye
(31,151 posts)GulfCoast66
(11,949 posts)Here is Florida we are paying the price for swamps being drained over the past 120 years. We have a big on many people have heard of...the Everglades. Used to be twice as big.
Walleye
(31,151 posts)Fortunately we had a strong conservation community and a very good governor named Russell Peterson who was a Republican at the time but eventually switched parties. Now there is a nature center named after him. I love our swampy wildlife refuges. Oh and they put up habitat especially for the ospreys now.
GulfCoast66
(11,949 posts)Walleye
(31,151 posts)GulfCoast66
(11,949 posts)But just googled them and they are all over the US but apparently the migrate from up north. We have the year round.
Have a nice evening.
BlueCanine
(87 posts)Without addressing global warming they will be lost to the sea. More needs to be done.
Back in 58 Burl Ives stared in a film with Christopher Plummer and where Peter Falk had his first role in called
Wind Across the Everglades. The film highlighted the over harvesting of bird plumes and the governments battle to counter the poachers.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0052395/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_45
Walleye
(31,151 posts)Cha
(298,049 posts)Stupid traitor made that Statement & all he did was try to destroy the world
niyad
(113,952 posts)Kid Berwyn
(15,065 posts)Nice change.
NCDem47
(2,257 posts)Somebody in the Biden camp has their eye on a deep cleaning of government. Surgical precision at work. Couple that with exec orders that reverse Trump orders and the last four years are being wiped away. The only stain left are the courts which we cant do much about.
betsuni
(25,812 posts)ananda
(28,909 posts)!!!
flibbitygiblets
(7,220 posts)ananda
(28,909 posts)That's a start.
Digger
(478 posts)"The USPS is nothing to write home about".
mollie8
(162 posts)And fix gerrymandering. I'd like our 11th district in NC to have a fighting chance to elect a Democrat
Turin_C3PO
(14,149 posts)that gerrymandering is a state issue. Im not sure what can be done federally.
patphil
(6,254 posts)hamsterjill
(15,224 posts)I hope Joes just getting started, and I hope seeing Joe do this is putting Trump into a rage every single day.
dalton99a
(81,707 posts)Paper Roses
(7,475 posts)PatSeg
(47,765 posts)but every day he's surpassing my most optimistic expectations.
"Biden was going to bloodlessly work the gears of government to eviscerate everything trump did."
He's doing it all very calmly and quietly, even with a reassuring smile on his face. I think most people seriously underestimated what kind of president Joe would be. Experience and character really do count.
Hortensis
(58,785 posts)in the middle of many crises, it was imperative to hit the ground running and act in big ways.
And WE knew that with 50 years in government, 8 of them in the White house!, and several months of intensive planning with various teams for the day, he knew how to do what had been decided on.
Including knowing high-quality people to appoint to rebuild from the rubble of four years of chaos and destruction.
musclecar6
(1,693 posts)After 4 years of enduring an evil loose canon imbecile, we can relax as Joe and Kamala are rapidly course correcting our country.
Jetheels
(991 posts)DFW
(54,506 posts)You know that your decisions linger after you're long gone...........
RobertDevereaux
(1,858 posts)Johnny2X2X
(19,282 posts)I think it shouldn't surprise, but it does because it wasn't talked about enough. Joe knows how this all works, he's got a ton of experience and spent 8 years in an Obama administration, he had everything ready to go on day 1. There has been no hesitation.
honest.abe
(8,689 posts)He is laser focused on fixing the mess Trump created and does not care or fear what anyone is saying or threatening.
soothsayer
(38,601 posts)Not forcing vile hatred and one-sided policies that benefit billionaires and elate white supremacists.
Kitchari
(2,169 posts)Perfectly stated -
orangecrush
(19,666 posts)JaneQPublic
(7,113 posts)LizBeth
(9,953 posts)good.
Blue Owl
(50,586 posts)peggysue2
(10,852 posts)how and when to use them has always been Biden's strength as a candidate, nominee and now acting POTUS. It's what experience brings to the challenge.
So, no I'm not surprised by these actions nor Biden's desire to GO BIG in his policy thinking. He knows the extent of the Covid and economic crises. He lived through the shenanigans of the Republicans when President Obama was in office, and he understands how legislation can be thwarted or pushed into being.
It's early in the game but so far? Joe Biden is definitely living up to my expectations. He was made for this moment. And thank God he was willing to put an easy retirement on hold and throw himself back into the arena. For the country's sake.
In this case, he's thoroughly cleaning house. Dust Bunnies Beware!
Kitchari
(2,169 posts)As you said: INDEED!
Walleye
(31,151 posts)Hes always been a good government liberal Democrat. And hes worked at it all his life so he knows what to do
nolabear
(42,004 posts)He just signs things. Hes a pawn of the far left. Bartoromo said so. Kudlow nods along.
bucolic_frolic
(43,501 posts)Kitchari
(2,169 posts)Are still ahead. Blessings on him!
Fla Dem
(23,887 posts)Cha
(298,049 posts)that he was Fighting for the Soul of the Nation.
This is just more Steps in the that direction.
Biden is taking NONE of the Traitor's SHIT.
TY Pres Biden!
StarfishSaver
(18,486 posts)One of the reasons I came around to Biden was my confidence in his experience and knowledge of the inner workings of government
BobTheSubgenius
(11,580 posts)The union-busting trolls who spent their time (gleefully, I bet) finding ways to end the rights of workers have now hit the bricks. Turns out, those mooks worked for an at-will employer.
How delightful is that???
Politicub
(12,165 posts)to joining the ranks of greatest presidents.
PufPuf23
(8,856 posts)Despite the lack of good faith in the transition, Joe Biden and his team were obviously doing their homework to hit the ground running.
I find it odd to be so pleased, a mixture of surprise and certainly relief.
betsuni
(25,812 posts)Saying things doesn't make them true. That should be on one dollar bill.
Joinfortmill
(14,512 posts)Kahuna
(27,313 posts)Bettie
(16,149 posts)and how to use it.
That is a skill no one in the previous "administration" had (in quotes because it was more of a regime or cabal).
Dawson Leery
(19,348 posts):kick:
MicaelS
(8,747 posts)So I could buy them a bottle of liquor.