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Biden’s Excessive Executive Orders Thursday, February 4, 2021 @ 8:17 AM Within his first two weeks in office, President Biden has signed an unprecedented number of executive orders – 47. Writing for Quartz (1/31/21), Amanda Shendruk notes, “Joe Biden has been US president for less than two weeks and has already issued nearly as many executive actions as Trump and Obama did in the same period, combined.” [Emphasis hers] These include: “Memorandum on Protecting Women’s Health at Home and Abroad.” The Mexico City Policy. Translation: abortions in other countries, paid for by you ...

Biden’s excessive Executive Orders By February 3, 2021 Within his first two weeks in office, President Biden has signed an unprecedented number of executive orders—47. Writing for Quartz (1/31/21), Amanda Shendruk notes, “Joe Biden has been US president for less than two weeks and has already issued nearly as many executive action as Trump and Obama did in the same period, combined.” [Emphasis hers] These include: “Memorandum on Protecting Women’s Health at Home and Abroad.” The Mexico City Policy. Translation: abortions in other countries, paid for by you and me. “Executive Order o...

Why Rand Paul and LGBT champion Martina Navratilova agree about transgender athletes Print this article Sen. Rand Paul made headlines this week when he asked President Biden’s pick to head the Department of Education, “Do you think it's fair to have boys running in the girls' track meet?” Paul’s line of questioning came after Biden signed his “ During his Senate confirmation hearing on Wednesday, Biden's education pick, Miguel Cardona, responded, "I think it's the legal responsibility of schools to provide opportunities for students to participate in activities, and this includes ...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: As discussed in a prior post, OCR under the former President went to great lengths to interpret Bostock v. Clayton (which established that discrimination against someone for being transgender or homosexual was sex discrimination under Title VII’s prohibition against workplace sex discrimination) as actually requiring school districts to discriminate against transgender students in schools under Title IX by prohibiting them from using personal spaces such as bathrooms and locker rooms of their gender identity and requiring them to...

The men sparred for nearly four minutes on the issue. Mr. Cardona focused on his legal responsibilities if confirmed while the senator concentrated on the physiological differences between an athlete that undergoes male puberty versus one who undergoes female puberty. “The girls are being pushed out. They don’t make the finals in the state meet,” Mr. Paul continued. Do you worry about having boys run in girls’ track meets?” “I recognize and appreciate the concerns and the frustrations that are expressed,” Mr. Cardona replied. “As commissioner of education [in Connecticut], I�...