Here are signs that Biden will bow to the Left

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After several media outlets called the presidential race for Joe Biden on Saturday, the Democratic candidate vowed to work toward unity and compromise. It was a good sentiment, but one that many on the Right listened to skeptically. They were right to do so.

Shortly after Biden made his remarks, his campaign released a series of executive actions Biden hopes to take after entering the White House. Most have to do with rolling back executive actions taken by President Trump, such as rejoining the Paris climate accords, restoring funding to the World Health Organization, and repealing the ban on travel from some countries with particularly bad terrorism problems. But some of these planned actions are much more divisive.

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