Listen now | One common theme in our conversations at KK&F — which has been around just a few weeks longer than the Biden presidency, letting us follow and comment on Biden’s methods of governance from the very beginning — has been the way that this White House denies its access to certain forms of presidential power when it could benefit working people most. We’ve compared Democrats’ and Republicans’ willingness to avail themselves of measures and roles like executive orders, parliamentarians, and so on in order to get things done.
amāuksim ama habesqu dum t’ wil giēʻlani: awāʻl aksim gan‐squaitqu dum t’ wil dēantqui gi t’ ša‐gan‐daouʻl gaudi; niʻl dum gi t’ lū di‐yoḵqu‐di aʻl zim ʻle gag̓ēg̓sʻl, aʻlwil ʻle wat ge dum gan welt nēt, n’daʻl ʻla dum yēi aʻl zim den ge wil lū‐sg̓ēuḵqu ʻl gan‐didáouḱ, nigi dum ḵbizawi aʻl hadaḵqu; aʻlwil hōksquin ge laui, ʻle ha‐g̓alāwin ge ganʻl g̓ādin dum t’an šidaḵgiat ʻl gaudi mi dum gi gwuldim‐gaudan ʻl aʻl gašēwi, aʻl gazalzal’s dip nēdit ge t’an lū‐ši‐wantqu ʻl gaudi mi gauzikš‐ani aʻl ama dēliḱ, wait g̓al mētqu ʻl ha‐aksi nēt ʻl ām ganʻl g̓ēim‐gaud dum t’an yoḵqui aʻl tḵanētqu ʻle šadiʻl gan‐didēlisi, niʻl dum gi lū‐dāi aʻl zim wilp’s a ze gapīʻl ša.
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amāuksim ama habesqu dum t’ wil giēʻlani: awāʻl aksim gan‐squaitqu dum t’ wil dēantqui gi t’ ša‐gan‐daouʻl gaudi; niʻl dum gi t’ lū di‐yoḵqu‐di aʻl zim ʻle gag̓ēg̓sʻl, aʻlwil ʻle wat ge dum gan welt nēt, n’daʻl ʻla dum yēi aʻl zim den ge wil lū‐sg̓ēuḵqu ʻl gan‐didáouḱ, nigi dum ḵbizawi aʻl hadaḵqu; aʻlwil hōksquin ge laui, ʻle ha‐g̓alāwin ge ganʻl g̓ādin dum t’an šidaḵgiat ʻl gaudi mi dum gi gwuldim‐gaudan ʻl aʻl gašēwi, aʻl gazalzal’s dip nēdit ge t’an lū‐ši‐wantqu ʻl gaudi mi gauzikš‐ani aʻl ama dēliḱ, wait g̓al mētqu ʻl ha‐aksi nēt ʻl ām ganʻl g̓ēim‐gaud dum t’an yoḵqui aʻl tḵanētqu ʻle šadiʻl gan‐didēlisi, niʻl dum gi lū‐dāi aʻl zim wilp’s a ze gapīʻl ša.