Republicans have promised for months that once they gained control of the House they’d use subpoena power against President Joe Biden‘s administration and begin investigations against their allegations of wrongdoing. Now is their chance!
That could include investigating the Treasury Department’s investigation of Hunter Biden. Furthermore, it could include looking into federal guidance regarding masks, vaccine mandates and school closures.
What Does This Mean?
“With democracy, everything is possible – without it, nothing is.”
He asked Congress to support his plan for border security, which includes a wall and additional officers, while also pushing for a major campaign against fentanyl, which kills over 70,000 Americans each year. Trump singled out Brandon Tsay for special praise after disarming a gunman at Monterey Park Lunar New Year event and saving lives;
Five sitting Supreme Court justices entered the chamber before Biden spoke, but it remains to be seen if their presence will help him advance his policies on immigration, student debt relief and environmental regulations. Biden has yet to get assault weapons ban or voting rights legislation through Congress; his attempt at ending capital punishment has also been blocked by several justices; nonetheless he recommitted the United States to Paris climate accord and cancelled Keystone XL pipeline permits.
Who Will Be Targeted?
The US federal government will soon release a long-awaited report detailing Russian efforts to interfere in the 2016 election and hack federal agencies, and may use it as the foundation of future sanctions against Russia for those activities.
The government will establish a commission to examine potential changes to the Supreme Court, such as adding seats or instituting term limits – fulfilling one of Biden’s campaign promises.
New York state Attorney General Letitia James will conduct an inquiry into whether Gov. Andrew Cuomo used state resources for writing, editing and promoting his book about pandemic leadership. Comptroller Tom DiNapoli requested James investigate this matter.
The administration will significantly expand distribution of coronavirus masks, and claims the nation is on track to meet their goal of 100 million vaccine doses during President Trump’s first 100 days in office – this will be an essential test of their ability to keep a key campaign promise.
How Will This Be Fought?
As a result of the verdict, the state legislature’s judiciary committee has hired a law firm to assist with their probe of Governor Andrew Cuomo’s use of state resources for writing and promoting his pandemic leadership book – although some accusations against Cuomo may object.
Cuomo on Monday defended the book as an honest reflection of his duties as governor during a pandemic.
President Joe Biden acknowledged the “collective suffering” of Americans affected by coronavirus and offered them hope of returning to some sort of normalcy this summer. Biden pledged that enough COVID-19 vaccine would be ready by summer’s end to immunize 300 million people against COVID, calling upon Congress to fund his $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan; additionally, Senate confirmed former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm as Secretary of Energy – an integral role in Biden’s push toward green economy initiatives and slow climate change efforts.
What Will Happen?
After pushing police, breaking windows and flagpoles at the Capitol, threatening House Speaker John Boehner and creating a mock gallows in order to hang Vice President Biden, many members of the mob still face charges; though some have been found guilty. A handful have committed suicide while many more remain at large despite prosecution vowing to pursue justice wherever it leads.
Protect our most essential services – such as the electric grid; food systems; communities of color and low income people living near ports; community health and hospitals; roads, rail, and transit infrastructure. Couple this investment with innovative job training programs so workers are protected when their jobs become unavailable.
Promoting price transparency and competition on the Internet marketplace by eliminating barriers preventing municipally-owned or affiliated providers, rural electric co-ops and other entities from competing fairly with private companies. Expand access to home and community-based care allowing individuals to choose where they receive long term care services.
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