What he is doing is a complete affront to the democratic process.

He has issued more executive fiat than anyone in such a short period of time.

Ever.

You may have gathered that President Biden has been busy.

Mr. Biden wasted no time getting to work in the Oval Office, signing executive orders and

in construction launched by President Trump on the Southern border wall, scramping his

so-called Muslim travel ban.

In part because of the mess he inherited, and in part because his predecessor governed

lazily, Biden has already encorked dozens of executive orders and other administrative

actions, setting a pace to rival FDR.

In his first two weeks in office, President Biden has signed nearly as many executive

orders as FDR signed in his entire first month, and President Roosevelt holds the record.

In all more than 40 presidential directives and actions, creating task forces, directing

agencies to begin a regulatory process or to explore a policy change.

And after years of applauding or tolerating every one of Trump's abuses of power, Republicans

want you to believe they're very upset that Biden's using his legitimate authority to undo

what Trump did.

Are these executive orders just, frankly, this is dictatorial?

At about 50 and counting, we couldn't get into great detail about every new policy Biden

has adopted if we tried.

But some of these actions stand out more than others, and that's where we come in.

In his first week in office, Biden adopted a raft of executive actions meant to reduce

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