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BurntAsset17
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Interesting news day. His connection to Bezos, life sciences and big pharma can’t be ignored.

Glen de Vries death: Blue Origin rocket passenger dies in plane crash
Glen de Vries took part in the Blue Origin space flight last month. He was 49

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/glen-de-vries-death-shatner-b1956864.html

Medidata co-founder Glen de Vries was named Life Sciences & Healthcare Vice-Chair for Dassault Systèmes in July 2021.

https://www.medidata.com/en/leadership/glen-de-vries

When administrations change supposedly prior made EO’s can be recinded. But in a dual presidency like we have now I’m not sure that still applies. Hard to tell with the situation we have now.
From Heritage it seems EO’s can be suspended by new administration:
And of course is Brandon really a new potus?
https://www.heritage.org/political-process/heritage-explains/executive-orders
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What a New President Can Do

In the case of Obama’s action granting amnesty to illegal immigrants and allowing them to apply for work permits, states asked the federal courts to step in and halt this executive amnesty. And they did so, at least temporarily, pending future rulings on whether those actions were constitutional and should be permanently enjoined.

Conservatives argued that Obama used executive orders to achieve results he failed to get through Congress, not only on immigration but on issues such as health care, gun control, cybersecurity, energy, the environment, education, and gender identity, among others.

As the 45th president, Republican Donald Trump will have the opportunity to review, revise, or revoke Obama’s executive orders – just as the younger Bush did in regard to Clinton’s directives, and Obama did in regard to Bush’s.

In its Blueprint for a New Administration, The Heritage Foundation recommends that Trump rescind specific executive orders and other directives from Obama, including those mandating global warming and green energy practices for federal agencies; waiving work requirements for welfare recipients; restricting enforcement of immigration laws; allowing union dues to be used for political activities or lobbying; and requiring “dignity and respect” for individuals in collecting intelligence on foreign threats.