On Wednesday, former President Trump returned to his Sea Lake estate in Palm Beach, Florida, where a Florida artist welcomed him by saying, “Let’s trust that God has a better plan. “
The Texas attorney general vowed Wednesday to challenge various unconstitutional and illegal actions by the Biden administration, chanting “Texas first” and “law and order first.
On his first day in office, Biden signed 17 executive orders reversing Trump Administration policies on immigration, climate and health, which were resisted and opposed by Republicans. The following day, six core issues were removed from the policy issues section of the State Department website, including the threat of China (Communist Party of China), 5G security, and illegal immigration.
Former Vice President Mike Pence returned to his hometown of Indiana on Wednesday, saying that serving as vice president of the United States was the greatest honor of his Life, and praising President Trump for his great contributions.
Florida artist welcomes Trump: Let’s believe God has a better plan
Former U.S. President Donald Trump left Washington, D.C., on Jan. 20 to return to his Sea Lake estate in Palm Beach, Florida, where many of his supporters greeted him on both sides of the driveway where his motorcade must have traveled.
Cynthia Taylor, a painter in Florida, waved a homemade welcome sign to the crowd that greeted President Trump, according to the New Tang Dynasty website. She described how sad she was to see Biden sworn in while President Trump, who won the support of 75 million people in the 2020 election, returned to Florida and was impeached for a second Time, because she clearly felt that President Trump had been wronged.
Photo: Florida artist Taylor interviewed by New Tang Dynasty
She said, “I’ve been in tears all morning and I know it’s horrible what Trump is going through.”
She explained why she came to greet President Trump, saying, “Because I love him and I know that all these people who came to greet him today love him because the ideas that he supports for God, Family, Marriage and life are the same ideas that we support, and I know that 75 million Americans, including myself, will not give up easily.”
She said there are really only two camps in the 2020 election: “One camp is built on love, on a cherished love for God, family, country, president and for the values we all share, and the other is built on hate, and that side has no platform, only hate.”
She further explained that what is emerging in America is an ideological war where the other side is trying to drive God out of America, and as a person of faith, even though that is the case, she is still praying for them. She said, “Because our God says, ‘Pray for your enemies,’ so I pray for them every morning, for people including Biden’s deputy Harris, and that’s what we should do.”
Taylor advised President Trump’s supporters not to give up their faith in God at this critical time.
She said, “I am a person of faith and I know that God has his solutions and his solutions are often better than ours and we will have our own opinions about things, but God’s solutions are always better.” She expressed her belief that in the end God will bring justice.
She emphasized that it is God that humans should believe in, not a particular person or institution. She said, “If you believe in the Supreme Court, some senator, or even Vice President Pence, if you believe in anybody, you’re probably going to end up disappointed, whereas if you believe in God and believe that He has absolute power, and for everything there’s His program, there’s no problem with that.
I think God is waiting for us to finish our prayers and for us to humbly put our whole faith in Him and then He will restore our country and I know we have to trust Him, always trust Him.”
Texas Vows to Continue Trump Line, Challenge Biden Regime’s Unconstitutional Actions
On Jan. 20, about an hour after Biden’s inauguration, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who launched Texas v. Battleground State Election Unconstitutionality after Election Day last year, issued a statement vowing to challenge the Biden Administration‘s various unconstitutional and illegal actions and chanting “Texas First” and “Law and Order First.
In his statement, Paxton first congratulated Biden and wished his country the best. Paxton then turned the tables. He said he promised his fellow Texans and the American people that he would fight the new administration’s upcoming unconstitutional and illegal actions to the end, challenge the federal government’s excesses that infringe on Texas’ rights, and work to review the new administration’s illegal actions. The statement ended with the words “Texas First, Law and Order First”.
On the same day, the Texas Republican Party also issued a statement praising former President Trump’s accomplishments. The statement began by saying that President Trump has tirelessly confronted the mainstream media and the Democratic Party in their endless, hostile and betraying struggle, always putting the interests of America and its people first.
By putting the American people first, President Trump pushed back against the globalist tide that is the very basis of the Obama administration’s decisions.
The statement concluded by saying that while a global pandemic of new crowns, a thoroughly corrupt media and massive election irregularities removed President Trump from office. But the work he started will not end today; America First will not go away. Texas Republicans will not let this country succumb to the illusion of globalization and progressive socialism.
Biden’s three fires in office, reversing criticism of Trump’s policies
After taking office on January 20, Biden signed several executive orders reversing the Trump administration’s policies. However, initiatives such as calling off the U.S.-Canada pipeline and withdrawing from the WHO have been criticized.
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said Thursday (Jan. 21) that Joe Biden, who was just announced as president, implemented multiple missteps on his first day in office.
U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), pictured here
McConnell criticized the Biden administration for issuing a proposed Amnesty for illegal immigrants and for firing the independent general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board.
This is not the day that American workers deserve,” he said. It’s still early, and President Biden has had plenty of time to remember that he does not owe his election to the far left. The president can and should focus his administration’s efforts on creating good-paying American jobs, not sacrificing the livelihoods of our people for liberal symbolism. “
House Republican Leader McCarthy also condemned the Biden administration’s approach on the 20th, according to Breitbart.com.
In a statement, McCarthy warned that Biden’s amnesty plan would undermine the rule of law at Home in the United States and encourage more illegal immigration into the country, while hurting the job prospects of American workers who have already been hit by the Communist virus outbreak.
Photo: U.S. House Republican Leader McCarthy
He argued that the new Biden administration should now focus on how to open up the U.S. economy and allow Americans to go back to work, “and until Americans go back to work, the Biden administration must focus on helping our American citizens first.” .
The primary concern of the new administration is not how to reduce unemployment among Americans or reopen our economy, but the policy of granting U.S. citizenship to millions of illegal immigrants in the extreme.”
Biden cancels Canada-U.S. pipeline, involving 60,000 jobs in Canada-U.S.
The climate executive order signed by Biden contains a revocation of permits for the Keystone XL pipeline, a move that could kill 60,000 U.S. and Canadian jobs and lead to losses of up to a billion dollars.
The American Oil Pipeline Association says pipeline construction will create 10,000 high-paying U.S. jobs during construction, with a combined payroll of more than $2.2 billion.
The project aims to reduce the cost of U.S. Crude Oil imports by erecting a crude oil transportation pipeline linking Canada and the United States. The plan is to transport more than 800,000 barrels of oil per day from Canadian subprovinces to refineries on the Gulf Coast, and work has been underway in Canada for several months.
For its part, member companies of the Progressive Contractors Association of Canada (PCAC) said the Keystone XL project will create up to 60,000 direct and indirect jobs in Canada and the United States. The association said in a news release that Biden was “putting politics before reason. They were disappointed.
Canadian Premier Jason Kenney called Biden’s decision “an insult to America’s most important ally and trading partner.” Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also expressed disappointment with Biden’s move.
Kenney called on Trudeau to discuss the matter with the Biden administration, and if the U.S. refuses to cooperate, Canada should impose trade and economic sanctions on the United States.
The executive order says the Keystone XL project will “undermine U.S. climate leadership” by weakening U.S. efforts to persuade other countries to take climate action.
Returning to Paris climate agreement would hurt U.S. economy, blocked by senators
On his first day in the White House, Joe Biden signed an executive order to return to the Paris Climate Accord, which Trump has withdrawn from, but some Republican senators have called for the plan to be submitted to the Senate for review and a vote.
Biden said the move was “designed to restore U.S. leadership in the fight against global warming” and that he seeks to reduce U.S. greenhouse gas emissions to zero by 2050.
Republican Senator Steve Daines (R-UT) has submitted a resolution advocating that the Paris Climate Accord cannot be returned to without the approval of two-thirds of the Senate, in accordance with the Constitution. There are currently 50 Democrats and 50 Republicans in the Senate, and if the vote is tied, one vote by Vice President Kamala Harris (D-CA) will determine the winner.
Senator Cruz cited an analysis that said fulfilling the initial commitments of the Paris Climate Accord would result in the loss of 400,000 manufacturing jobs in the United States and cost the American family of four $20,000 over a period of nearly 20 years.
He said, “Democrats want to destroy jobs they don’t like, including thousands of manufacturing jobs, and will turn over control of our energy future to other countries.”
“In the absence of the Paris Climate Agreement, the United States has been a world leader in reducing emissions. Over the past 50 years, the United States has significantly reduced levels of some of the most harmful pollutants, improving air quality for all Americans while helping more people earn better paychecks and improve their lives.”
The U.S. officially withdrew from the agreement on Nov. 4, 2020, at the urging of former President Trump.
Biden calls off U.S. withdrawal from WHO, Republican lawmakers respond
On Jan. 20, Joe Biden (R-Okla.) also signed an executive order deciding to halt the process of U.S. withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO).
Rep. James Comer (R-Okla.), a senior member of the House Oversight and Reform Committee, and House Republican Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) issued a press release Wednesday saying, “It would be foolish to let the United States rejoin the WHO without serious reform (of the WHO). “
Comer argued that unless WHO is reformed, “American taxpayers should not subsidize an organization that has served as a sounding board for China’s Communist Party at all times.”
Former President Trump (Trump) announced last May 29 that the U.S. was withdrawing from the WHO, which he said refused to act on the U.S. proposed reforms, and that the U.S. withdrawal from the WHO would take effect in July of this year.
Republican Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) announced in a press release that he would enact legislation to prevent U.S. taxpayers from funding the WHO.
He added, “The United States is the largest government donor to WHO, accounting for about 22 percent of the organization’s core budget. We need to hold WHO accountable for its lack of transparency and multiple failures related to the COVID-19 pandemic.”
As Biden Takes Office, State Department Pulls China Threat, 5G, and Other Core Agenda
Six core issues were pulled from the policy issues section of the State Department website on January 21, including the China (Communist Party of China) threat, 5G security, and illegal immigration.
Comparing the policy section of the State Department website during the Trump administration, six items were removed: 5G security, China (CCP) threat, illegal immigration, threat to regime Iran, Nicaragua’s return to democracy, and Venezuela’s democracy crisis.
Among them, China (CCP) Threat is a new section launched by former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo last November, outlining in detail the threat posed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to global peace and security.
The webpage exposes the CCP in six major chunks: predatory economic policies, military expansion in the Indo-Pacific region, covert undermining of global norms and values, bullying tactics abroad, disregard for human rights, and ecological destruction.
It is unclear why the Biden administration pulled the six policy issues from the State Department website.
Photo: President-elect Joe Biden’s nominee for Secretary of State Antony Blinken
The U.S. Department of State has taken down the website of the State Department.
Pence: Serving as vice president of the United States is the greatest honor of his life
Outgoing U.S. Vice President Mike Pence told a small group of supporters who greeted him at an Indiana airport Wednesday, “It’s great to be home, and thank you for coming to greet me.” He said there is no better place to be than home.
Pence expressed gratitude to President and Mrs. Trump. He said, “Let me express my gratitude to President Trump and Melania for all they have done to ‘make America great,’ and we will always be grateful to them for giving us the opportunity to work to ‘make America great.’ “
He also said that he and his wife are ready to return to Indiana to settle down starting this summer.
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