Ken Hausknecht
@khau3.bsky.social
HS Social Studies educator.
Country over party.
Country over party.
Reposted by Ken Hausknecht
Yes he is signing and revoking more than previous presidents in his first 2 weeks, but when you look closely at the target of revocations, "DEI" executive orders are most prominent. And he didn't stop with Biden, which is more evidence of their hacksaw approach.
!["Altogether, the effects of revocations are hard to predict, and undoing policies, in general, also needs to be paired with new policies. On that note, Rudalevige explained, "Since 'repeal and replace' takes work and effort, 'repeal' [alone] seems like a quick and easy option, especially when you don't care about policy continuity or … flatly reject it." With a blitz of repeals issued but many of his new policies still unclear, or stuck in limbo as they are subject to legal or logistical challenges, the future of much of Trump's agenda remains uncertain."](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:4bqhxu7gcjsyt3dtcnejiuuy/bafkreic6x2zorlbaf6aoisjpwbzbozzsluhmx7wrgeqtjffj3qejayq27y@jpeg)
February 7, 2025 at 12:31 AM
Yes he is signing and revoking more than previous presidents in his first 2 weeks, but when you look closely at the target of revocations, "DEI" executive orders are most prominent. And he didn't stop with Biden, which is more evidence of their hacksaw approach.