The House Republican Probe You Should Be Watching

The Biden administration wouldn’t use a voter-participation program to tip the scales for partisan electoral gain . . . would it?

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Domestic Policy Advisor Susan Rice talks about government student loan forgiveness during a press briefing at the White House in Washington, D.C., August 24, 2022.

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For a moment in time, the Left seriously batted around the notion that President Joe Biden would be the next FDR. He fell short in most respects, notwithstanding his pursuit of massive spending bills.

Yet the Biden administration might well resemble that of Franklin Delano Roosevelt in its use of sheer government force to push a partisan agenda. Biden signed Executive Order 14019 in March 2021, calling for every federal agency to “promote voter registration and voter participation” and to expand access to “accurate election information.” Don’t worry. We’re assured that this is nonpartisan — despite the obvious questions it raises about whether the executive branch might try to tip the scales for electoral gain. However, the Biden administration hasn’t been responsive to multiple requests over the last year from more than 50 House Republicans, inquiring about the nature of this voter-participation push.

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Fred Lucas

Fred Lucas is the manager of investigative projects at the Daily Signal and the author of The Myth of Voter Suppression: The Left’s Assault on Clean Elections.

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