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Precisely ten days have passed since the start of Joe Biden's presidency.

Thus far, back-to-back executive actions, the shutdown of Keystone XL pipeline, limitations on the oil and gas industries, pushes for mass amnesty, and more have defined the current administration.

In the wake of Biden's energy policies, some Republican senators from states reliant upon the oil industry reached out to the president for a meeting; the White House, however, refused. This, of course, isn't in keeping with Biden's rhetoric about bipartisanship.

Eyes are on not only the Biden administration, but also congressional Democrats. On Friday evening, Fox News host Tucker Carlson criticized Democrats' behavior since assuming congressional power and winning the White House.

Carlson on the Democrat Party of today

On his show Tucker Carlson Tonight, Carlson explained that Democrats' election victories only increased their levels of viciousness. Once Carlson held the left accountable for various displays of cancel culture and attacks against Republicans, he delved into the psychology of leftists' behavior.

According to the Fox News host, everything America is witnessing from the Democrats boils down to a "power grab."

After explaining that the left seeks to "control everything," Carlson gave some examples of troubling actions from Democrats. These actions include, but aren't restricted to, moving to bar law-abiding Americans from owning firearms and collectively demonizing Trump voters as dangerous and terrorist threats.

Shortly thereafter, Carlson slammed the "dark fantasy" of the left. The Fox News host then explained that living in a nation of moderatism and democracy, rather than division and extremism, is best for the American people.

The Biden administration

Many Democrats are openly professing that with control of the White House and Congress, now is the time for action. This is why liberal congressmembers have already introduced proposals for D.C. statehood, a $15 federal minimum wage, etc.; Democrats' interest in total power and control also explains their push to eliminate the Senate filibuster.

In 2022, the Republican Party will have an opportunity to regain majority power in the House of Representatives. The work has already begun for the GOP, though; should Republicans take back the House, pushing back against the Biden administration will be much easier.