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What we know about GOP reconciliation plans
Donald Trump is nothing if not a master of attention, and the eyes of the world have been on his executive orders. With most of these, my sense is that there’s less to them than meets the eye, primarily because that’s just the nature of executive orders: It’s not usually the case that you can dramatically alter public policy with presidential memos. There are a few exceptions that I want to dig into later, but the biggest stakes in elections really are the legislative agenda, and the biggest impact of a Republican being elected president is that he will sign bills that Kamala Harris would…
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