Two months after taking office, Biden took the unprecedented step of ordering hundreds of federal agencies to interfere in state and local election administration.
Federal departments were also told to collaborate with so-called "Nonpartisan third-party organizations" that have been "Approved" by the administration to supply "Voter registration services on agency premises." Many of these groups are extremely left-wing, such as Demos and the ACLU. The secrecy surrounding these "Bidenbucks" in the years since its enactment prompted House Republicans to seek further information about the directive and its implementation by federal agencies.
Young did not address House Republicans' other requests or provide copies of agencies' "Strategic plans." The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and National Labor Relations Board also provided scant details about their compliance with Biden's order in respective letters responding to a separate inquiry from House Republicans.
A spokeswoman for the House Committee on Administration told The Federalist that no federal agency has provided the committee with copies of the "Strategic plans" required under Biden's order.
The Ball Is in House Republicans' Court Biden and his handlers aren't going to forfeit any documents or information disclosing the unprecedented use of taxpayer funds to rig the 2024 election for Democrats willingly.
Wisconsin GOP Rep. Bryan Steil's ACE Act - which is awaiting action from the full House - already contains provisions that would gut Executive Order 14019; prohibit federal agencies from engaging in voter registration and mobilization activities; and force these agencies to turn over their "Strategic plans" to Congress.
If Speaker Mike Johnson and House Republicans have any interest in stopping Biden's weaponization of the federal government to boost Democrats' get-out-the-vote machine, they must be willing to halt all federal funding until the aforementioned provisions are included in any spending bill that comes across their desks.
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