Psaki sidesteps questions about whether Biden’s unity talk matches early actions

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President Biden has not appointed any Republicans to his Cabinet and has signed a slew of executive orders that appear designed to roll back former President Donald Trump’s legacy. However, he is still pursuing a bipartisan agenda, according to the White House.

“He was involved, even before yesterday, having conversations with members of both parties, picking up the phone and having those conversations,” White House press secretary Jen Psaki said of Biden’s desire to find common ground on new legislation, some of which has already been delivered to Capitol Hill.

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