Biden Will Turn to Executive Action in the GOP’s Takeover of the House

A divided world
Congress
And the looming
2024
Presidential race
President Joe Biden’s
The potential for legislative gridlock is predicted for the year ahead. Pressure from
Democrats
Biden might be able to achieve more by working alone to shift his priorities.

The
White House
Biden stated that he is open to working with
Republicans
Andrew Bates, Deputy Press Secretary for the United States, called it mutually beneficial. Republicans who voted to pass bipartisan legislation remained in their seats.
midterms
In a memo to Bates before Christmas, he said this.

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Bates wrote about Biden: “He goes into the new year with his hand outstretched.”

Biden will be visiting Washington on Wednesday
Kentucky
Where he is currently meeting with
Senate
Minority Leader
Mitch McConnell
(R-KY), to celebrate the success of bipartisan bills.

But there are fewer avenues for cooperation as the Republican-controlled
House
navigates its own leadership challenges, said Jim Manley, former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s chief spokesperson, alluding to the uphill battle faced by House Republican Leader
Kevin McCarthy
He tries to keep the place locked down
votes needed
to secure the speaker’s gavel.

“I get that Democrats pulled off a bunch of big wins last year despite such a narrow margin in the Senate, but it’s difficult to imagine that happening again given the chaos that has engulfed the House Republican caucus,” Manley stated.

Instead, consider using the
Biden administration
It is expected to pass laws from a variety of bills in different stages of implementation, including the bipartisan infrastructure bill, the CHIPS and Science Act.
Inflation Reduction Act
.

But with issues Biden ran on in 2020 but hasn’t yet tackled, the president may find another approach necessary: ignoring the bipartisan bridge-building that his aides uphold as a sign of his accomplishments.

Biden has already issued executive order, including for his own health.
student loan forgiveness plan
Party activists still want more debt relief, climate action and marijuana reforms. They also want support for organized labor.

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Biden is set to announce his 2020 reelection campaign. The president will be under pressure to fulfill his campaign promises. He will also have to address issues that are unlikely to win support from his political enemies.

“As we move into the next election cycle, using executive orders to get stuff done is going to be more important than ever,” Manley stated.