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Day 1 Executive Orders: - Pardon all nonviolent Jan 6 protesters denied due process & federal defendants prosecuted based on political motives - Trump, Assange, Mackey, countless others - Order 75% headcount reduction in every federal agency & rescind >50% of federal regulations which fail to meet the West...

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Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸2 年前

You forgot: - Finish border wall - Deport all illegal immigrants - Deport all children of illegal immigrants - Ban all illegal immigrants from reentering US - Defund UN - Cut funding for Ukraine - Withdraw from Paris Accords - Open oil production - Fire CIA & DOJ - Ban abortion

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Squeex2 年前

DAY ONE

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Mary Talley Bowden MD2 年前

Pull COVID shots off the market.

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James Jinnette2 年前

Vivek will do more for America on day one than any other president has done in a whole presidency

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ANARCHY2 年前

The less government, the better

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Gary Tapperson 🇺🇸✝️2 年前

This is what is absolutely needed by our country for whomever becomes President. Vivek is a genius.

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Daniel Adam2 年前

Dude, I love your position and attitude, I don't think you can best my man #Trump2024, but I hope you get to play a big roll in his government. Maybe #Vivek2028?

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RoofTop KRN2 年前

These people have been toiling away in prison unjustly for a long time. It should be a priority to get them out right away. Most presidents pardon at the end of the term because they don’t want to lose political capital, but if it’s the right thing to do it should be done first.

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xrp logic2 年前

Disbar the prosecution attorneys that purposely withheld all the video evidence from the defendants attorneys

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