If he does everything through executive orders, it can all be discarded on day 1 of someone new being elected. These are pretty fragile changes, even if they are currently significant.

The argument for executive orders would be much weaker if Congress was more effective and could work together to find common ground and pass bills. It’s become so polarized they can no longer do their job. The Daylight Saving Time one should have been a slam dunk, but yet another time change has come and gone.

Meanwhile in Europe, you have serious attempts to dismantle encryption, institute real name mandates on social media and ban political parties they don't agree with. Then there's the mass arrests for social media posts, especially in the UK.

In Sweden, the country this organization is from, and allegedly a 'liberal democracy', protesting is banned for certain political groups (and not others).

These Swedish 'experts' sit on a pedestal made of political persecution, and accuse the US of having no free speech. Right.