Biden’s National Policy Director Chillingly Says ‘Big, Bold’ Executive Orders On Guns And Healthcare Are Coming

One of Joe Biden’s top aides has chillingly revealed that he is planning to use executive orders to make some radical changes to this country as soon as he takes office.

Stef Feldman, who is Biden’s national policy director, said this during a Zoom briefing hosted by Georgetown University’s Institute of Politics and Public Service this past week. It was in this briefing that Feldman allegedly said that Biden was planning to “make big, bold changes through executive action, not just on policing and climate like we talked about previously, but in healthcare and education, on gun violence, on a range of issues.”

“There’s really a lot you can do through guidance and executive action,” she continued.

The gun industry is already bracing for the worst from Biden, and is currently preparing aggressive action to counter any controversial executive orders.

“I’m going to be pretty busy,” a top gun lobbyist told the Washington Examiner.

This comes days after Biden said that he will be signing an executive order on his first day in office that mandates masks in all federal buildings as well as on airplanes, trains and buses for one hundred days.

“I’m absolutely convinced that in 100 days we can change the course of the disease and change life in America for the better. My first 100 days, I’m going to ask for a masking plan. Everyone for the first 100 days of my administration to wear a mask,” Biden said, according to Newsweek.

“We’re going to require masks wherever possible, but this goes beyond government action,” he added. “And so, as the new president, I’m going to speak directly to the American people and say what I’m saying now: We need your help. Wear a mask for just 100 days.”

We also reported earlier this week that Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY) had called on Biden to cancel millions of dollars of federal student loan debt.

“We have come to the conclusion that President Biden can undo this debt, can forgive $50,000 of debt the first day he becomes president,” Schumer said. “You don’t need Congress. All you need is the flick of a pen.”

It seems that we can expect quite a few radical executive orders coming in January, should Biden take office.