On Day I, Joe Biden signs 17 orders to undo Trumps legacy

Washington: President Joe Biden unleashed a full-scale assault on his predecessor's legacy on Wednesday, acting hours after taking the oath of office to sweep aside former President Donald Trump's pandemic response, reverse his environmental agenda, tear down his anti-immigration policies, bolster the sluggish economic recovery and restore federal efforts aimed at promoting diversity.

Moving with an urgency not seen from any other modern president, Biden signed 17 executive orders, memorandums and proclamations from the Oval Office on Wednesday afternoon, said a New York Times report. Among the steps the President took were orders to rejoin the Paris climate accord and end Trump's travel ban on predominantly Muslim and African countries.

Individually, the actions are targeted at what the President views as specific, egregious abuses by Trump during four tumultuous years. Collectively, Biden's assertive use of executive authority was intended to be a hefty and visible down payment on one of his primary goals: to, as his top advisers described it, "reverse the gravest damages" done to the country by Trump.

In his remarks, Biden stressed unity of purpose, urging Americans to "see each other not as adversaries but as neighbours," and pleaded with citizens and leaders to "join forces, stop the shouting and lower the temperature."

But his first actions in office were aimed not at compromise and cooperation with his adversaries but instead suggested a determination to quickly erase much of the Trump agenda. They fell within four broad categories that his aides described as the "converging crises" he inherited at noon on Wednesday: the pandemic, economic struggles, immigration and diversity issues, and the environment and climate change.

In some cases, Biden's actions unilaterally and immediately reversed policies and procedures that Trump had put in place. In other instances, limits on his authority require the President to direct others in his administration to act or even to begin what could be a long process to shift the federal government in a new direction.

"A new day," Jeff Zients, coordinator of Biden's Coronavirus response, said Tuesday. "A new, different approach to managing the country's response to the COVID-19 crisis."

One of Biden's first acts was to sign an executive order making Zients the government's official COVID-19 response coordinator, reporting to the President. The order also restored the directorate for global health security and biodefense at the National Security Council, a group that Trump had disbanded.

 When reporters toured the recently redecorated Oval Office on Wednesday, they took note of the symbolic changes in scenery that have come to stand in for an incoming U.S. president’s view of America. Biden led in with a huge portrait of wartime President Franklin D. Roosevelt and a bust of civil rights hero Rosa Parks.

But as Biden began his first full day in office the following morning, many British outlets pounced on a notable absence: A bust of Winston Churchill, FDR’s Second World War counterpart, on loan from the British government.

British tabloids did not hesitate to read between the supposed lines.

“Churchill snub,” read a headline in the Sun, a fiercely patriotic right-wing tabloid.

“Fury as Joe Biden REMOVES bust of Boris Johnson’s hero Winston Churchill from the Oval Office,” wrote the conservative Daily Mail, while the left-wing tabloid the Mirror reported that the bust was “nowhere in sight.”

As he rolled out a new coronavirus plan on Thursday, President Biden said the death toll from the pandemic will probably top 500,000 next month and that it will take months “for us to turn things around.”

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Earlier Thursday, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said in a tweet that Biden has confidence in FBI Director Christopher A. Wray and intends to keep him in his job.

On his first full day in office, Biden also watched a virtual version of the traditional inaugural prayer service, held by Washington National Cathedral.

As he rolled out a new plan to address the coronavirus Thursday, Biden cautioned that it will take months “to turn things around” and said the death toll in the United States would probably top 500,000 next month.

“For the past year, we couldn’t rely on the federal government to act with the urgency and focus and coordination we needed,” Biden said at the outset of his remarks from the White House. “And we have seen the tragic cost of that failure.”

He again blamed the Trump administration for a vaccine rollout that he called “a dismal failure thus far.”

“Things are going to continue to get worse before they get better,” Biden said of the pandemic, which has claimed the lives of more than 400,000 Americans.

“Unfortunately, the death toll will likely top 500,000 next month,” Biden said. “The cases will continue to mount. We didn’t get into this mess overnight. It’s going to take months for us to turn things around. But let me be equally clear: We will get through this. We will defeat this pandemic.”