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'''Week 0: [[first date::2017-01-20]] – [[final date::2017-01-26]]''' | '''Week 0: [[first date::2017-01-20]] – [[final date::2017-01-26]]''' | ||
[[File:Smartphone-screenshot-001.jpg|thumb|just one of many implications of the EPA grant freeze]] | [[File:Smartphone-screenshot-001.jpg|thumb|just one of many implications of the EPA grant freeze]] | ||
Revision as of 01:37, 1 February 2017
Week 0: 2017-01-20 – 2017-01-26
Altogether
- Washington Post: Here’s everything Donald Trump got factually wrong in his first week as president. (via)
First 2 Days
2017-01-22 (Day 3, Sun)
Apparently nothing much happened.
2017-01-23 (Day 4, Mon)
- Sean Spicer Got Milder (via)
- The Trump administration just told a whopper about the size of the federal workforce (via)
- Trump reinstates Reagan-era Anti-abortion policy (via via)
2017-01-24 (Day 5, Tue)
- Rep. Lamar Smith urges Americans to get their new facts and news 'directly from the president' (via)
- EPA muzzling:
- Trump orders media blackout for all employees of top environmental agency (via) "According to the Associated Press, President Trump has instructed Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) staff to freeze all grants — including funding for research, redevelopment of industrial sites, air quality monitoring, and education (among others) — as well as barring employees from discussing this or other EPA news outside of the agency."
- Trump administration tells EPA to freeze all grants, contracts (via)
- image: 2nd-hand report from an EPA staffer
- (2017-01-25) Trump administration tells EPA to cut climate page from website: sources (via) : "The employees were notified by EPA officials on Tuesday that the administration had instructed EPA's communications team to remove the website's climate change page, which contains links to scientific global warming research, as well as detailed data on emissions. The page could go down as early as Wednesday, the sources said."
- USDA muzzling (may have been overstated):
- A free flow of information no longer (via): reactions to the EPA and USDA changes
- At Today’s White House Press Conference, the First Question Came From an Actual Fake News Site
- Donald Trump is already trying to muzzle leakers – but government employees have broad free speech rights (via) by Amanda Marcotte
2017-01-25 (Day 6, Wed)
- Trump to sign executive orders enabling construction of proposed border wall and targeting sanctuary cities (share)
- Related: 2017-01-18 How sanctuary cities work and what might happen to them under Trump
- Trump vows federal intervention to quell Chicago gun violence
- Trump seeks 'major investigation' into unsupported claims of voter fraud: an investigation might not find quite what he's hoping to find...
- ABC interview:
- Trump administration: EPA studies, data must undergo political review before release (via)
- Trump's top staffers have their own private email server; Trump is still using his unsecured phone
2017-01-26 (Day 7, Thu)
- State Department resignations:
- Trump Strategist Steve Bannon Says Media Should 'Keep Its Mouth Shut' (via)
- Philly protest:
- Trump pressured Park Service to find proof for his claims about inauguration crowd (via) (Event took place on 1/21)
- Reports on climate change have disappeared from the State Department website (via)
- Executive Order on immigration: