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How Trump Can Release Biden’s Regulatory Brake

Biden’s regulatory policies may seem like a runaway train, but there are ways to pull the brakes. One option is for the Trump administration to take a proactive approach. By rolling back regulations that were implemented during the Obama era, the administration can create a more favorable environment for businesses and encourage economic growth.

Of course, this approach would also have its consequences. Rolling back regulations could lead to increased pollution, weakened consumer protections, and other negative effects. Therefore, any action taken by the Trump administration must be carefully considered. However, one thing is clear, Biden’s regulatory policies are already having a significant impact on the economy. By taking a proactive approach, the Trump administration can help mitigate these effects and create a more sustainable path forward.

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California entrepreneur who led minimum wage measure ‘disappointed’ by defeat, vows to fight for working class

Despite the defeat of Proposition 27, the measure to raise the minimum wage to $18 per hour, Gil Cisneros, a California entrepreneur who led the campaign, remains undeterred in his fight for the working class. Expressing disappointment with the outcome, Cisneros acknowledged the challenges faced by the campaign and pledged to continue advocating for policies that support fair wages and economic justice.

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How Donald Trump’s Presidency Could Impact Retirement Rules

As Donald Trump takes the reins of power, the question of how his presidency will affect the rules governing retirement is on the minds of many Americans. One potential change that has been discussed is to the minimum age requirement for receiving Social Security benefits. Currently, the full retirement age is 67 for those born in 1960 or later. However, some have suggested raising this age to 70 or even 72 to help shore up the Social Security Trust Fund. Whether or not this change will be implemented remains to be seen, but it is one of the potential changes that could have a significant impact on retirement savings and planning.

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Democrat Bob Casey concedes Pennsylvania Senate race to Dave McCormick

Democrat Bob Casey has conceded the Pennsylvania Senate race to Republican Dave McCormick. The closely fought race saw McCormick pulling ahead in the vote count on Tuesday night, with Casey conceding defeat shortly after midnight. Casey, a two-term incumbent, had been seen as the favorite in the race, but McCormick’s strong showing in the final weeks of the campaign proved to be too much to overcome. Casey’s loss marks a significant upset and a major victory for Republicans, who now control both Senate seats in Pennsylvania.

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Trump announces Pam Bondi as new attorney general pick hours after Matt Gaetz withdraws

In a swift shift of events, President Trump has tapped former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi for the position of Attorney General, succeeding the recently withdrawn nominee Matt Gaetz. This unexpected announcement came mere hours after Gaetz removed himself from consideration, citing a need to focus on his ongoing investigation. Bondi, a staunch Trump ally, brings a wealth of experience to the role, having served as Florida’s chief legal officer for eight years. Her appointment marks a significant departure from Gaetz’s controversial background and aligns with Trump’s efforts to strengthen his legal team ahead of potential legal challenges.

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Another Trump Cabinet Pick Is in Trouble

Another Trump Cabinet Pick Is in Trouble

The Trump administration is facing more scrutiny as another Cabinet pick comes under fire. This time, it is Scott Pruitt, the nominee for Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Pruitt has been criticized for his close ties to the fossil fuel industry and his past efforts to dismantle environmental regulations.

Pruitt’s nomination has raised concerns among environmental groups and Democrats, who argue that he is not qualified to lead the EPA. They point to his lack of experience in environmental protection and his history of opposing environmental regulations.

The White House has defended Pruitt’s nomination, saying he is a “strong leader” who will “protect the environment.” However, it remains to be seen whether Pruitt will be able to overcome the opposition to his nomination.

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Transcript: Another Fiasco for Trump as His Pick for Pentagon Implodes

In a humiliating blow to President Trump, his nominee for Secretary of Defense, Patrick Shanahan, has abruptly withdrawn his nomination amidst mounting legal and ethical concerns.

This development marks the latest in a string of setbacks for Trump’s administration, which has faced intense scrutiny over its handling of national security issues.

Shanahan’s withdrawal leaves the Pentagon without a permanent leader as the country grapples with complex geopolitical challenges. Experts warn that the lack of stability could have serious consequences for national security and undermine the morale of U.S. military personnel.

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Watch: Mike Johnson Offers Bonkers Defense of Trump Cabinet’s Morals

Mike Johnson, a Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Louisiana, recently defended the morals of the Trump administration’s cabinet members amidst allegations of ethical impropriety.

Johnson described the cabinet as “a group of individuals who are committed to serving the American people and have demonstrated the highest ethical standards.” He pointed to their “record of integrity and accomplishment” as evidence of their strong moral character.

However, the defense has been met with skepticism from some critics, who have pointed out the numerous scandals and controversies surrounding several cabinet members, including Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price and Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt.

Despite the criticism, Johnson has maintained his position, arguing that the cabinet members are “good people who are doing a good job.”

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Economy and discontent were too much for Harris to overcome, advisers say

Economic downturn and widespread discontent proved insurmountable challenges for Harris’s administration, according to his advisors. The sluggish economy, marked by high unemployment and stagnant wages, eroded public trust in Harris’s leadership. Furthermore, growing dissatisfaction with social policies and perceived government inaction exacerbated the situation. Advisors acknowledged that Harris faced an exceptionally difficult environment, with limited options to address the complex problems confronting his presidency. They expressed regret that the administration was unable to overcome these obstacles and deliver on its promises, leading to Harris’s decision to resign.

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Laverne Cox Likens Women-Only Bathroom Policy to Nazism

In an ​interview with The ‍Hollywood Reporter, Emmy-nominated actress Laverne Cox compared the‌ North Carolina law mandating individuals to ​use […]