order that directed the Department of State to recommend plans for improving relations with India for the next four years, by the end of February 2033.
Executive Order #14199 was a classified order that declared Snowden as an enemy of the state without American citizenship, and authorized his termination with extreme prejudice.
Executive Order #14200 was a classified order that directed the Department of Defense to recommend plans for to invade Syria and Iraq to eliminate the Salafi Jihadist Military Caliphate (SJMC) and secure all oil facilities to be run by Exxon, by the end of February 2033. American and Arab ground troops would be used.
Executive Order #14201 was a classified order that directed the Department of State to develop strategies to restore American leadership in the United Nations activities and organizations for the next four years, by the end of February 2033.
General and Other
Executive Order #14105 was used to organize the executive branch under the Powers Administration, showing who reported to whom. All Cabinet-level departments reported to the Vice President. There were a dozen policy implementation heads who reported through the Chief Policy Officer to the President, as well as a number of traditional positions, like the general counsel, Director of National Intelligence, Press Secretary, and Executive Secretary.
Executive Order #14108 was declared that all Executive Orders approved by President Eric Trump since November 1, 2032 were no longer in effect. It directed the Department of Justice to review all Executive Orders issued by all prior Presidents by the end of May 2033 to determine whether they should still be in effect or had been rescinded. Classified directives by all prior Presidents were also asked to be reviewed by multiple federal agencies by June 2033, led by the Department of Homeland Security (internal) or the Department of State (external).
Executive Order #14113 directed the Attorney General to prosecute Diane B. Anthony for improper handling of classified information, receiving improper compensation from the Anthony Foundation, and other crimes discovered.
Executive Order #14116 directed the Department of Education to inform all educational institutions and students that it would no longer be involved in student lending after June 1, 2036. The department was also directed to develop its closure plan to transfer all functions to the states.
Executive Order #14118 moved the Office of Civil Affairs at the Department of Education to the Department of Justice.
Executive Order #14147 directed the Internal Revenue Service to change the rule to allow for non-profit 501c(3) and religious organizations to spend up to 50% on lobbying and political activities.
Executive Order #14150 directed the Department of Justice to investigate voter fraud throughout the United States.
Executive Order #14151 was a classified order directing the Department of Defense to plan for the elimination of females in the armed forces, starting in 2035.
Executive Order #14152 was a classified order directing the Office of Management and Budget to determine how a federal employee could be terminated for cause in less than thirty days.
Executive Order #14153 was a classified order directing the Department of Justice to develop legislative recommendations for Congress to expand libel and defamation laws to be applicable to the press; eliminate the Department of Education and transfer all functions to the states; ability to arrest protesters who refuse to leave; repeal the Military Commissions Act to allow American citizens to be subject to military tribunals; eliminate same day voter registration; allow police officers to stop and frisk; make it a federal crime punishable a mandatory five-year sentence for usage of a gun in a felony; make it a federal crime in the killing and injury of a police officer and mandatory capital punishment for the death of a police officer; authorize American citizens to defend themselves in their homes from intruders, except law enforcement personnel; more laws against child pornography; granting statehood for the District of Columbia; national-wide right for school choose; outlaw Common Core; allow for the use of eminent domain by any federal agency; and develop a 28th Amendment (for marriage, pro-life and overturn Roe v. Wade, outlaw abortions and punish anyone except the mother from performing an abortion, allow military to carry weapons, and prohibit any gun control measures).
Executive Order #14164 directed the Department of Health and Human Services to establish a program for American foster children in urban areas to relocate them to rural areas.
Executive Order #14165 directed the Department of Health and Human Services to establish a jobs program for inner city youth.
Executive Order #14184 was a classified order that directed the Department of Justice to immediately begin an investigation on the Anthony Foundation for criminal behavior.
Several proposed Executive Orders were not signed by President Powers. One would authorize federal law enforcement to use harsh drug war tactics. Another would outlaw specific rights, benefits, and privileges to individuals due to their sexual orientation and would authorize discrimination based on an American citizen’s religious or personal beliefs. A third would authorize complete government funding for campaigns for federal offices. One order would outlaw political correctness. The other was to oppose legalization of marijuana throughout the United States. Powers wrote on each document - “Unclear, Rejected & Revise.”
President Powers had planned to sign several Congressional bills into law on January 20th, but because of the snow storm, these would be delayed a few days. So after signing the various documents, he went into the residence and had dinner with his daughter Liz and the Vice President and his wife Tracy. Due to the weather, the Vice President and his wife slept in the Lincoln Bedroom. Powers then watched several news shows, saw a movie in the Presidential Theater with an order of KFC Chicken, bowled two games with a Secret Service Agent, and finally retired around 4 am (the new President no longer had access to his android super XXL smart phone).
Another snow storm hit the Washington region in the middle of Friday morning. The President wanted to go out and visit neighboring disaster areas, but the Marine Corps declared helicopter operations to be un-safe and the Secret Service decided that ground transportation would be troubling, so any trips away from the White House were prohibited over the President’s objections. Powers instead called his key construction managers of the TAP Infrastructure Corporation in Boston, and ordered them to fly on his private helicopter to the White House. Approximately 9 pm, the helicopter crashed near Dover, Delaware, killing all aboard. The President was informed about the crash and then when the deaths were confirmed was quite upset, immediately calling every spouse or next of kin of his employees that night. One bit of good news was that only three of the seven construction managers had been located or were available to fly down to Washington.
Senate Majority Leader Bud Thomas had planned to hold a short session on January 20th to confirm most of the Cabinet-level and deputy positions that had completed committee confirmation hearings. The storm starting on Monday disrupted completing these hearings and prevented having the official vote on Friday afternoon. It would not be until Monday, January 25th, that the Senate officially confirmed the top Powers Administration officials.
Major legislation efforts by the House and Senate during pre-inauguration January were affected by the confirmation hearings in the Senate and a lack of agreement by House Conservative leaders with Powers’ White House senior staff, including Vice President-elect Mitchell. The only common agreement was to repeal the Affordable Care Act (Trumpcare), which the House did on January 15th and sent it to the Senate. Not wanting to have President Trump immediately veto it again, Senator Thomas decided to hold off until Friday to allow President Powers to sign it on his first day in office. Again, this would not be attempted until January 25th.
By Saturday, it appears from Powers’ administrative assistant’s diary that he was bored. The Secret Service continued to prohibit any travel away from the White House. Powers had asked Stephen Walters early that morning, who had
still not resigned as Governor of New Hampshire, to order his Army National Guard to transport his four construction managers to the White House. About 9 am that Sunday, Powers called the Chief of the Army Corps of Engineers, Lieutenant General Sam Graves, to come immediately to the White House to discuss how to quickly build the Powers Border Wall. Graves was the great-grandson and grandson of famous Army Engineers. Graves lived on Fort McNair, and finding out that the roads were closed, walked the slightly 1.5 miles in the snow to the White House.
Powers and Graves met for about five hours, breaking for lunch, before the TAP Infrastructure Corporation construction managers arrived in two Guard Blackhawk helicopters. The President directed Graves to work with his four managers to quickly develop the concept plan for the Powers Border Wall, with the idea to begin initial construction in less than three weeks. Graves ended up issuing a sole-source contract to the TAP Infrastructure Corporation for engineering and construction management, calling up most of the Army active, reserve, and guard engineer brigades and battalions in the continental United States, and having the traditional shovel ceremony on February 12th.
Powers left the Graves meetings to direct