Obama Issues EO To Inhance Transfer of Executive Power

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Obama signed an executive order recently that "inhances" existing laws on Presendencial Transfers of Power...the next President assumes the White House.

All his talk about Trump will not be the next President is of coarse lie # 430,987,921 in eight years...he is officially freaked-out!!

Since I mobile, I cant do a full OP...but reply in some additional content.

real EO's have a number. please provide the number of the EO

how does this tie to Trump? i don't see the connection. could you please explain how Mr. Obama's actions have anything to do with trump?

a reply to: CaDreamer

could you please explain how Mr. Obama's actions have anything to do with trump?

Or anyone else who may be elected.
An executive order can be instantly revoked by the subsequent President.

originally posted by: Granite
Obama signed an executive order recently that "inhances" existing laws on Presendencial Transfers of Power...the next President assumes the White House.

Just like Bush did in 2008... Executive Order 13476 - Facilitation of a Presidential Transition
October 9, 2008

presidentialtransition.org...

Presidential Transition Timeline Outgoing Administration Overview A successful presidential transition requires planning and preparation not only on the part of the incoming transition team, but also on the part of the outgoing president and administration. The 2008 Bush to Obama transition was widely regarded as one of the smoothest in recent history. Bush made the transition a top priority during his final months in office, and communicated that priority to the rest of his Cabinet and administration. The incumbent has a responsibility not only to establish a tone of cooperation and transparency, but also to share information and knowledge about national security issues, develop an infrastructure for coordinating the transition within the White House and between the White House and agencies, provide assistance on presidential personnel issues, and plan and conduct training on emergency response with members of the incoming Cabinet.

ok, its real. it was so poorly written I thought it was fake, lol

we can all move onto something else now

(d) This order is intended only to facilitate the transition and is not intended to, and does not, create any right or benefit, substantive or procedural, enforceable at law or in equity by any party against the United States, its departments, agencies, or entities, its officers, employees, or agents, or any other person. BARACK OBAMA

originally posted by: syrinx high priest
real EO's have a number. please provide the number of the EO

Click "executive order" in the first paragraph takes you right there to WH.gov.

originally posted by: hellobruce

originally posted by: Granite
Obama signed an executive order recently that "inhances" existing laws on Presendencial Transfers of Power...the next President assumes the White House.

Just like Bush did in 2008... Executive Order 13476 - Facilitation of a Presidential Transition
October 9, 2008

presidentialtransition.org...

Presidential Transition Timeline Outgoing Administration Overview A successful presidential transition requires planning and preparation not only on the part of the incoming transition team, but also on the part of the outgoing president and administration. The 2008 Bush to Obama transition was widely regarded as one of the smoothest in recent history. Bush made the transition a top priority during his final months in office, and communicated that priority to the rest of his Cabinet and administration. The incumbent has a responsibility not only to establish a tone of cooperation and transparency, but also to share information and knowledge about national security issues, develop an infrastructure for coordinating the transition within the White House and between the White House and agencies, provide assistance on presidential personnel issues, and plan and conduct training on emergency response with members of the incoming Cabinet.

Of coarse, every President has done it...

Obama's EO makes enhancments on top of Bush's EO that cover the criminal acts...Bush and previous were not criminals.

originally posted by: Granite

originally posted by: hellobruce

originally posted by: Granite
Obama signed an executive order recently that "inhances" existing laws on Presendencial Transfers of Power...the next President assumes the White House.

Just like Bush did in 2008... Executive Order 13476 - Facilitation of a Presidential Transition
October 9, 2008

presidentialtransition.org...

Presidential Transition Timeline Outgoing Administration Overview A successful presidential transition requires planning and preparation not only on the part of the incoming transition team, but also on the part of the outgoing president and administration. The 2008 Bush to Obama transition was widely regarded as one of the smoothest in recent history. Bush made the transition a top priority during his final months in office, and communicated that priority to the rest of his Cabinet and administration. The incumbent has a responsibility not only to establish a tone of cooperation and transparency, but also to share information and knowledge about national security issues, develop an infrastructure for coordinating the transition within the White House and between the White House and agencies, provide assistance on presidential personnel issues, and plan and conduct training on emergency response with members of the incoming Cabinet.

Of coarse, every President has done it...

Obama's EO makes enhancments on top of Bush's EO that cover the criminal acts...Bush and previous were not criminals.

If you're going to try to bs you need to do better.
How about you go back and read the REAL information rather than a nutty Conservative blogger?

originally posted by: Granite

originally posted by: hellobruce

originally posted by: Granite
Obama signed an executive order recently that "inhances" existing laws on Presendencial Transfers of Power...the next President assumes the White House.

Just like Bush did in 2008... Executive Order 13476 - Facilitation of a Presidential Transition
October 9, 2008

presidentialtransition.org...

Presidential Transition Timeline Outgoing Administration Overview A successful presidential transition requires planning and preparation not only on the part of the incoming transition team, but also on the part of the outgoing president and administration. The 2008 Bush to Obama transition was widely regarded as one of the smoothest in recent history. Bush made the transition a top priority during his final months in office, and communicated that priority to the rest of his Cabinet and administration. The incumbent has a responsibility not only to establish a tone of cooperation and transparency, but also to share information and knowledge about national security issues, develop an infrastructure for coordinating the transition within the White House and between the White House and agencies, provide assistance on presidential personnel issues, and plan and conduct training on emergency response with members of the incoming Cabinet.

Of coarse, every President has done it...

Obama's EO makes enhancments on top of Bush's EO that cover the criminal acts...Bush and previous were not criminals.

bush is actually the only president with a record, lol. don't you remember when bush was going to make himself emperor for life ?

please put us out of our misery and quote the specific language we should be afraid of

originally posted by: CaDreamer
how does this tie to Trump? i don't see the connection. could you please explain how Mr. Obama's actions have anything to do with trump?

Trump has promised to release the redacted 911 report pages to the pubic..a straight shot at Bush administration.

Obama sees that as clear risk that his crimes will be investigated and procecuted.

originally posted by: Granite
Obama's EO makes enhancments on top of Bush's EO that cover the criminal acts...Bush and previous were not criminals.

So exactly what is the difference, and exactly what "criminal acts" are you babbling about?

a reply to: Granite

Trump has promised to release the redacted 911 report pages to the pubic..a straight shot at Bush administration.

How would this EO prevent him from doing so?

I can't be the only person having trouble following this.

originally posted by: TomLawless
I can't be the only person having trouble following this.

Do not worry, it is just another case of Obama Derangement Syndrome!

a reply to: syrinx high priest

bush is actually the only president with a record, lol

Really ? Do tell for some of us who may not remember.

originally posted by: hellobruce

originally posted by: TomLawless
I can't be the only person having trouble following this.

Do not worry, it is just another case of Obama Derangement Syndrome!

Did Kennedy / Johnson have the same syndrome? I ask because the first transition EO occurred with them. This EO is based on that one.

a reply to: Granite

Oh no! President Obama has done something all presidents do at the end of their terms! LOL!

Do some research!

originally posted by: Gothmog
a reply to: syrinx high priest

bush is actually the only president with a record, lol

Really ? Do tell for some of us who may not remember.

DUI

LOL

still waiting for the scary words granite.......

This is what Presidents do, it is part of the job when leaving office. Here is way for anybody who had doubts to understand Ourgoing Adminstation Time Line

In addition to setting the tone, there are several formal tools the outgoing president can use to support a smooth transition. The first are presidential memoranda and executive orders. These should make it clear to the administration as a whole that supporting a smooth transition of power is a top priority, and should establish general guidelines on how and what types of information to provide to incoming transition teams. This should occur well before the election has taken place, sending out a message to agencies and the Cabinet to cooperate fully with the transition and to provide the new president’s team with whatever information it needs. In addition, the White House should negotiate a memorandum of understanding with the president-elect’s transition team soon after Election Day to govern the incoming team’s access to federal agencies.