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Biden is a typical politician..says one thing and does another.
“I have this strange notion, we are a democracy … if you can’t get the votes … you can’t [legislate] by executive order unless you’re a dictator. We’re a democracy. We need consensus."
The question is exactly how much input did Biden have in those executive orders given his current condition especially. WHO is actually making these decisions/policies. Biden is basically a frontman for the DNC establishment at this point. They might have even told him don't question just sign.
Yes Biden called Trump a dictator for specifically making executive orders, because he couldn't get it done legislatively.
Talking propaganda heads in the mainstream media praised it and/or didn't put it down.
Now Biden does executive orders across the board and it is okay. That is just democracy in action.
You are misinformed or lying or delusional -- there is no quote where Biden called Trump a dictator.
All we keep hearing about is how many EO's and Executive actions Biden is issuing.....I don't know how you are missing all the talk about it.
True Trump was slower in issuing EO's -- don't forget he and most of his team were rookies and had little to no experience with regards to running the country.
Biden was ready to go the day after he was elected and knew to be prepared. So he's been busy.
It's too early to tell if Biden will issue an unusual number of executive orders during his term. The initial slew of orders appears to be a reaction to the Trump policies that were still in place.
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