Schumer wants 50k, got my fingers crossedHe did. Until October. I'm just hoping they can eliminate the student loans all together.
Also hope Biden gets someone to choose new curtains for his administration.
I think it's around 7pm eastern.
The curtains aren't Trump's, they were Clinton's.
For more info on the decorations, including listing of all portraits and busts:
Can someone please mock up a CDprojekt Red patch notes list with the signature yellow background? 😂
About that. Trump stopped Harriet Tubman from being in the $20. Is there an executive order for Biden to sign that?
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So much shit has happened these last 4 years that I totally forgot about that.About that. Trump stopped Harriet Tubman from being in the $20. Is there an executive order for Biden to sign that?
The curtains aren't Trump's, they were Clinton's.
For more info on the decorations, including listing of all portraits and busts:
The curtains aren't Trump's, they were Clinton's.
For more info on the decorations, including listing of all portraits and busts:
Doesn't need to. Basically the Treasury Secretary just railroaded it until 2028 the earliest. New Treasury Secretary could get it back on track. Probably still take a year or two until they would be in circulationAbout that. Trump stopped Harriet Tubman from being in the $20. Is there an executive order for Biden to sign that?
Until October? Gotdamn.He did. Until October. I'm just hoping they can eliminate the student loans all together.
Also hope Biden gets someone to choose new curtains for his administration.
Until October? Gotdamn.
Really hope he does the 20k+ cancellation. That would just about completely wipe out all my federal debt (still would owe around 30k in private loans, but that's still 20k I can actually put towards something I really want, like a house)
Years of damage reversed in one day. It's pretty incredible to watch, especially now that they're gearing up for real legislation that can actually be passed since we have a trifecta in Congress.
We got through the inauguration without incident, Biden successfully took the reins, and the real work is starting. Today is a good day.
I think I'm going to officially back off from the news cycle now that we're in a place of relative stability for the first time in four years. It will be wonderful to go to bed and not worry about what hellstorm awaits me in the morning.
Until October? Gotdamn.
Really hope he does the 20k+ cancellation. That would just about completely wipe out all my federal debt (still would owe around 30k in private loans, but that's still 20k I can actually put towards something I really want, like a house)
I didn't take any private loans, but have about 30,000 in federal. So I would love this too. Schumer apparently wants to wipe out $50,000.
Until October? Gotdamn.
Really hope he does the 20k+ cancellation. That would just about completely wipe out all my federal debt (still would owe around 30k in private loans, but that's still 20k I can actually put towards something I really want, like a house)
That was a cool article. I like Johnson's drapes but Eisenhower's rug.Clinton and Trump's look nearly identical to me.
http://www.gpdrapery.com/the-oval-office-curtains-a-look-through-history/
Carter's / Reagan's is probably my favorite look.
Holy shit lol
A year and a half ago, the Prospect started thinking about a Day One Agenda for an incoming Democratic president—and now, day one is here. Starting at noon on Wednesday, there's nothing standing in the way of tangible material benefits for millions of Americans except the will of the president to take action on his own authority.
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It's good that Biden has decided to take steps early on using his own authority. But let's be clear, every president lines up some executive orders and memoranda at the top of their terms in office, to create the impression of momentum and make a clear break with the past. The fact of a Day One Agenda is not very surprising. The content of it that we know about so far strikes me as just about the bare minimum that Biden could do to make progress. And it leaves him with a lot of work to be done under his own power.
I don't want to over-analyze the first two weeks of a presidency that's just beginning, although, of course, that's my job. A lot of these Day One actions require having a team in place to do the work at the cabinet agencies, and only a handful of Biden's picks have even gotten so much as a Senate committee hearing, let alone confirmation. Other such actions may be able to be started on day one but take many months, if not years, to go through administrative procedures and the inevitable legal challenges. Leadership that's somewhat less than bold on day one doesn't mean the end of the Day One Agenda.
But our monitoring of the Day One Agenda doesn't end on day one, either. We will continue to scrutinize the Biden administration's efforts to use executive authority because it's critical to having a successful presidency. People want and need their government to act in their interests, and the way that government builds people's trust is to deliver on that promise. Laws passed over 230 years give Biden the ability to take action right now. And we have a list of what those key actions can be. Whether it's day one, one hundred, or one thousand, we'll be watching.
I think the logic behind the freeze until october is that it will give congress time to get a more widely targeted college bill which includes forgiveness.Until October? Gotdamn.
Really hope he does the 20k+ cancellation. That would just about completely wipe out all my federal debt (still would owe around 30k in private loans, but that's still 20k I can actually put towards something I really want, like a house)
I'm not stoked about the eviction moratorium only being extended to March. I hope there is more relief and more protections coming. Too many people are losing their homes as it is.
Well it says "until atleast" so maybe it's subject to change. Also, maybe Congress will get something going so his administration felt they don't need to go as far?
Executive Order on Protecting Public Health and the Environment and Restoring Science to Tackle the Climate Crisis | The White HouseDoes anyone have a good link to read the content of his order related to climate change?