Biden, Trump to meet at White House to discuss transition

By Jeff Mordock – The Washington Times – Saturday, November 9, 2024 President Biden and President-elect Donald Trump will meet at the White House next week as the Democrat welcomes to the People’s House a man he constantly condemned as a threat to democracy. Mr. Trump will revisit his home of 2017-21 at 11 a.m. Wednesday, the White House said. The Trump transition team hasn’t confirmed the meeting and didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. On Thursday, Mr. Biden vowed to oversee “a peaceful and orderly” transfer of…

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Trump executive orders to brace for

Remember Day One of the Biden administration? The new president sat at his Oval Office desk, before the cameras and beside a tall stack of executive orders all ready for his signature. Each came bound in a handsome blue folder. Television reports coming out yesterday said EOs are already under preparation down in Mar-A-Lago. Many of the 42 orders Biden signed in his first 100 days explicitly reversed orders or policies of the Trump administration. Who said we were never destined to live in strange times. Now President-elect Trump has…

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Election Night Jubilation Outside Mar-a-Lago

Photographs by Zack Wittman On Tuesday, as Americans across the country headed to the polls, a few dozen members of the MAGA faithful flocked to the road outside Mar-a-Lago, where they spent the day tailgating, dancing, and praying for Donald Trump’s restoration to the White House. This was a pilgrimage for some of Trump’s most loyal supporters. Many hailed from Florida, but others had traveled from as far as California to be there, Zack Wittman, who photographed the scene for The Atlantic, told me. They wore their enthusiasm for Trump…

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Voters in Kamala Harris’ Hometown Smack Down Initiative to Tax Natural Gas Use

DAILY CALLER NEWS FOUNDATION—Voters in Berkeley, California, soundly rejected a proposal that would have required owners of certain larger buildings to pay a fee in order to use natural gas. Measure GG would have required owners of multifamily or commercial buildings larger than 15,000 square feet to pay up in order to use natural gas. It failed with 68.25% of voters moving to reject the measure, according to Alameda County election data. Environmentalists and labor unions advocated for “Measure GG” on the grounds that reducing emissions from buildings is imperative to fight climate…

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BREAKING: MoveOn Statement on Election Results

WASHINGTON, D.C. – MoveOn Political Action Executive Director Rahna Epting issued the following statement:  “Despite the deeply disappointing results of the election yesterday, our work to build a better future for our families and our nation does not end here. Donald Trump and MAGA Republicans will continue to try and divide us in hopes we give up and clear the path for them to dismantle our democracy and take away our freedoms.  “As we process the outcome of the election, our MoveOn community is thinking about our friends, family, and…

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