Regulation check
Presidents don’t like to see their legacies go up in smoke days after they leave office. And a recent trend in relying heavily on their “pen and phone” prerogatives has made that a more common occurrence.
President Joe Biden is worried about more than his achievements, though. He and his administration have eyes on how a second Donald Trump term could affect not only the things Biden has done in office but also how the government as a whole operates.
In the second part of our series examining how Biden and Democrats are seeking to “Trump-proof” the government, White House Reporter Haisten Willis explored three primary ways the Biden administration has put up barriers around the president’s legacy — and how Republicans can chip away at each of them.
One of the largest concerns f …