House Republicans are crafting a strategy for swift legislative action under a possible Trump presidency, focusing on key priorities such as border security and economic revival. The first few months of a presidency are critical. How much will the GOP be able to make law? GOP’s Strategic Legislative Blueprint House Republican leaders are preparing to implement an aggressive agenda within the first 100 days of a potential Trump presidency. They have been in discussions with Trump for nearly a year, crafting policy proposals designed to counteract Biden administration policies. The aim is to overturn key Biden policies starting January 20, when Trump might be sworn in as President. House Speaker Mike Johnson has emphasized the party’s readiness to deliver Trump’s agenda in the 119th Congress. The approach includes employing the budget reconciliation process, facilitating the passage of pivotal legislation through the Senate with a simple majority vote, thus avoiding filibuster hurdles. While budget reconciliation has limitations, it remains a critical tool for advancing the Republican agenda. The Democrats previously used this method to pass significant legislation, such as the Inflation Reduction Act in 2022. Focus on Key National Issues Republicans have pinpointed priority areas such as border security, energy independence, and food affordability, seeking to extend Trump’s 2017 tax cuts and fund national security measures. Johnson emphasized their preparedness, stating that the party is more organized compared to Trump’s first term. House Majority Whip Tom Emmer expressed confidence in the GOP’s ability to translate their agenda into law. Republicans have been planning this strategy for several months, with the intent of securing a slim majority in the House, thus maintaining control in both chambers of Congress and the White House. Johnson will meet with Trump to discuss plans for a possible GOP trifecta, highlighting the collaborative efforts with the former President. The Path Forward “We’re going to ensure all this leadership will hit the ground running to deliver President Trump’s agenda in the 119th Congress. We will work closely with him and his administration to turn this country around and unleash, as he says, a new golden age in America.” – House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) House Republicans are keen on demonstrating their readiness and efficiency, poised to deploy a robust legislative agenda should Trump secure the presidency. Their strategic approach, involving budget reconciliation and close collaboration with Trump, signals their commitment to swiftly advancing their focused priorities. By preparing extensively now, Republican leaders are laying the groundwork for potential legislative successes in the immediate future. Sources: GOP ready on day one of Trump presidency America first in The House The post House GOP Prepares Swift Legislative Moves for Possible Trump Return appeared first on The Conservative Brief.

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To be expected, the feminists are not excited about Trump’s return to the White House. So they’ve devised a plan to exact their revenge: They’re going to adopt draconian celibacy while he’s in office. Many of them are taking the sex strike a step further by intentionally making themselves look unattractive by shaving their heads. So liberal women self-punishing and vowing to not procreate? Now that’s what the “Normal World” cast calls “SUCCESS!” Dave Landau plays a montage of different videos that have gone viral on social media of women joining the “4B” movement. On camera, they shave their heads and pledge to avoid men altogether as retribution for Kamala Harris not winning the presidency and enshrining abortion in the Constitution. To be fair, however, these women didn’t invent the 4B movement. In fact, the movement started roughly a decade ago in South Korea when a group of feminists devised a plan to fight the patriarchy by living by a set of 4 “no’s” — no sex with men, no procreation, no marriage, and no dating men. However, the movement was part of the backlash of the “spycam” epidemic, in which many South Korean women were secretly being filmed during sex. Violence against women is also remarkably high in the country. American women apparently thought Trump’s victory was equivalent to the plight of South Korean women, so they brought the 4B movement here. In some ways, they’re taking the already extreme lifestyle to even greater heights with some women encouraging others to divorce their husbands. However, the majority of them are just vowing to be unattractive and celibate because if they get pregnant, then they will be unable to get an abortion due Trump’s nationwide abortion ban. Except that’s not happening and abortion access will remain the exact same it’s been since the overturning of Roe v. Wade pushed the issue back to the states. “You can go to one of the 48 states that still allows abortion,” laughs Dave, pointing out the idiocy of the movement. To hear more of the cast’s commentary, watch the episode above. Want more 'Normal World'?To enjoy more whimsical satire, topical sketches, and comedic discussions from comedians Dave Landau and 1/4 Black Garrett, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

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