Among the many « executive orders » signed by Donald Trump since his inauguration is the organization of an investigation into federal censorship over the past four years. In it, he also denounces the malicious use of the concept of « disinformation », dear to Europe. According to Washington-based law firm Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, Donald Trump has already signed no fewer than 35 « executive orders » since his inauguration the day before yesterday. That’s unprecedented. As the Wall Street Journal put it yesterday « The blitz of executive orders and memos from President Trump left business leaders—some still in the tuxedos they wore to White House inaugural galas—scrambling to make sense of sweeping changes to tax, immigration, trade and energy policies. » Many law firms and banks have even organized « hotlines » to try to provide their clients with answers on the issues involved. Apart from the effects on the private…
