Former President Obama issued 277 executive orders during his eight years in office; this was an average of 35 per year. He issued fewer executive orders than George W. Bush, and in fact, he was not even in the top fifteen for the total number of executive orders issued by presidents.
From 2008 to 2016, President Barack Obama signed a total of 276 executive orders. His use of executive orders covered a wide range of issues, including healthcare, immigration, and environmental policy. Obama's approach to executive orders was often viewed as a response to partisan gridlock in Congress.
At this point in his presidency, Barack Obama has issued 227 executive orders. This is fewer than President Bush (291) or President Clinton (364) issued. You may have read online claims that Mr. Obama has issued a record number of executive orders; these claims are false.
Up to Oct, 26, 2012 Obama has signed 145 executive orders that has been seen by the public, By far EO 13603 is the worst 1 since it give power of all resources to the government.
He doesn't! he's just following hitlers orders!
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During his first four years, President Obama signed 140 executive orders, which is not an unusual number. Internet reports that he signed 900 of them are false.
If you are asking whether President Obama has issued the most executive orders (as claimed in an internet chain e-mail), the answer is no. In fact, he has issued fewer executive orders than many of his predecessors, including President George W. Bush (Mr. Bush issued 291 of them, while President Obama's current total is 168). I enclose a link to a reliable total of all executive orders: President Franklin Delano Roosevelt issued the most (more than 3500 of them during his 12 years in office).
No, it's not.
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No, this is an internet myth. The president has signed about 137 executive orders, which is a very typical number for a president at this point in his term.