I voted for Biden.
I apologize for that mistake.
2021
January
- Executive Order revoking a Trump Executive Order from 2020, and “empowering minorities” by allowing illegal discriminatory hiring practices in the government.
- Executive Order cancelling the keystone pipeline.
- Executive Order proclaiming the end of the emergency at the U.S-Mexico border and redirected funds away from border wall construction.
- Executive Order declaring children should learn about gender ideology and not be denied access to restroom, locker room, or sports for their gender identity.
- Executive Order deferred forcible removal of Liberian nationals or any person who last habitually resided in Liberia through June 30, 2022. This did not happen and was extended again to June 30, 2024.
February
- Executive Order to revoke the expansion of apprenticeships in America. Which gives Americans paid, relevant workplace experiences and opportunities to get full time jobs. It was a way to combat the inefficient education and workforce development programs.
- Executive Order to revoke the Proclamation 10139 which maintain tariffs on aluminum imports from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in light of national security interests.
- Memorandum mentioning the withdrawal from the Geneva Consensus Declaration (October 22, 2020), which believes in the protection of the family as the natural and fundamental unit of society.
- Revoke Proclamation 10014 which suspended the entry of inmigrants who presented a risk to the U.S labor market.
- Executive Order on the Revocation of Several Presidential Actions, more specific previous presidential order. Revoked actions include Executive Order 13772 mentioning the Core Principles for Regulating the U.S Financial System, Executive Order 13828 about Reducing Poverty in America by Promoting Opportunity and Economic Mobility, Executive Order 13924 mentioning the Regulatory Relief to support Economic Recovery, Executive Order 13967 promoting beautiful Federal Civic Architecture, Executive Order 13979 ensuring Democratic Accountability in Agency Rulemaking and also revokes 2 Memorandums, one from January 29,2020 which delegates authority to the Secretary of Defense to issue orders excluding Department of Defense agencies or subdivisions from the coverage of the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute and September 2,2020 reviewing Funding to State and Local Government Recipients of Federal Funds That Are Permitting Anarchy, Violence, and Destruction in American Cities.
March
- American Rescue Plan signed into law. A lot more money was printed.
April
- Terminated the Executive Order 13928 which had blocked property of certain persons associated with the International Criminal Court (ICC).
- Biden’s administration strongly condemned the recent indiscriminate rocket attacks from Gaza into Israel. This administration’s continued support for efforts to advance the two-state solution.
- Issued a new Presidential Determination to address an unforeseen emergency refugee situation for Africa (7,000), East Asia (1,000), Europe and Central Asia (1,500), Latin America and the Caribben (3,000), Near East and South Asia (1,500) and Unallocated Reserve (1,000). The Secretary of State is authorized to use the unallocated reserve and transfer unused allocations between categories if needed.
May
- In Executive order 14013 President Biden directed actions to rebuild and enhance the United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP). In May the Administration presented a Memorandum to raise the number of admissions to 62,500 for FY 2021. Adjusted Allocations as follows: Africa (22,000), East Asia (6,000), Europe and Central Asia (4,000), Latin America and the Caribben (5,000), Near East and South Asia (13,000) and Unallocated Reserve (12,500). The Department of State proposed reallocating refugee admissions and increasing the FY 2021 admissions from 15,000 to 62,500.
- Revoked multiple Executives Orders from past administration. The Executive Order 13925 which prevented online censorship. Also, revoked the Executive Order 13933 protecting American Monuments, memorials, and statues and combating recent criminal violence. Executive Order 13934 on building and rebuilding monuments to American Heroes. Executive Order 13964 for rebranding United States foreign assitance to advance american influence. Executive Order 13978 for building the National Garden of American Heroes. The National Garden was going to be built to reflect the awesome splendot of our country’s timeless exceptionalism. Executive Order 13980 to protect americans from overcriminalization through regulatory reform.
June
- Memorandum to extend MRAA fund for refugees in an amount not exceeding $46 million. This assistance will be used to address unexpected and urgent refugee and migration needs, including support for vulnerable refugees and migrants in Central America and third countries in the region.
- Targeted attacks in Syria and Iraq against facilities used by Iran-backed militia groups. The president acted under self-defense Article 51 of the United Nations Charter.
July
- Biden signs Executive Order 14036 , which created the White House Competition Coucil (Predominately made up of cabinet members and already-high ranking government officials) and “encourages” support for Net Neutrality- without actually encoding anything related to Net Neutrality into law.
- Biden delegated authority to the Secretary of State to provide assistance for refugees, victims of conflict, and other at-risk individuals in Afghanistan, including applicants for Special Immigrant Visas. This includes the authority to direct the drawdown of up to $200,000,000 in articles and services and military education and training from the Department of Defense.
- Biden Administration send a letter to Congress to request an amendment abd increase $5 million in discretionary budget authority to the Fiscal Year 2022 Budget.
August
- Disasterous withdrawal from Afghanistan. Taliban immediately reasserts control over the government.
- Executive Order to set a goal of 50% of all new passenger cars and ligh trucks sold in 2030 to be zero-emission vehicles.
September
- Executive Order mandates COVID-19 vaccination for all Federal employees. (see: section 2, declaring it mandatory).
- Biden delegates the authority to the Secretary of State to direct the drawdown of up to 22 million in defense articles and services from the Department of Defense for the same purpose.
- Executive order to expand the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST). The order amends Executive Order 14007 by increasing the number of PCAST members from the current limit of 26 to a new limit of 32.
October
November
- Biden Signs Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act into law. Reminder this law has a provision that new vehicles manufactured after 2026 must have police remote shut off. Some of the money was used to “make bus stops less racist” as per Biden’s Department of Transportation.
- Memorandum for the Exchange of Naval Nuclear propulsion information indicating the approval of the Agreement between the United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom for the Exchange of Naval Nuclear Propulsion Information. It confirms that the Agreement will promote mutual defense and security without constituting an unreasonable risk, and authorizes its execution by the United States Government.
December
2022
January
February
- Biden’s Department of State fails to minimize the Russia-Ukraine tensions with sanctions. A hot war breaks out in Europe. This war is ongoing nearly 2 years later. Discussions around it are typically censored on most mainstream platforms.
March
April
May
- White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki resigns
June
July
August
- Biden champions the Inflation Reduction Act. A bill that increased government spending. This bill also initially designated hiring for 87,000 new IRS agents.
September
October
November
December
- Biden’s Department of Homeland Security delays REAL ID enforcement by 2 years.
2023
January
February
- Biden fails to visit East Palestine, Ohio after train derailment chemical explosion for one entire year.
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April
May
- Biden Administration allows Title 42 immigration policy to expire.
- Bide Administration attempts to penalize home purchases for those with good credit scores as means to subsidize those with lower credit scores (A policy slammed by former Obama officials). The Middle Class Borrower Protection Act passed the House on June 23rd, 2023 and has been sitting in the Senate since July 10th, 2023.
June
- NSFW Pride parade on the White House Lawn.
July
August
- $6 Billion dollars given to hostile Iranian regime.
- Biden reluctantly visits Hawaii after disasterous wildfires.
September
October
- American credit card debt reaches over $1 Trillion
- Israel plunged into war after HAMAS launches quantities of munitions that overwhlemed the Iron Dome. Biden White House initially vocally pro-Israel. Backtracks after liberals support terrorism.
- Report comes out that the Biden Administration drained nearly half of U.S. oil reserves from the Strategic Petrolium Reserve in 2022.
November
- Virginia Senate Member-Elect Ghazala Hashmi accused of falsifying residency, dismissed by a judge in December, 2023 claiming “petitioners had not met their burden of proof”. This is a local election, but received very minimal coverage, so it’s being included here as more might come to light in the future.
- Pentagon fails audit for 6th year in a row. Albiet this started in the Trump Administration, clearly nothing has been done to change course.
December
- U.S. Military Personnel drops to its lowest count since Pre-WW2 America.
2024
January
- U.S. National debt reaches $34 Trillion
February
- Biden apologizes for Executive Order 9066, despite President Gerald Ford having already apologized in 1976 and President Reagan signing the Civil Liberties Act of 1988 which granted reparations to living surviving members of the Japanese internment camps.