Thought For The Day

Deputy Chief of Staff to the President Stephen Miller is very bright and sharp.  In the above video he explains what the President has thus far accomplished in his fight against the permanent, well they thought they were, Federal bureaucracy and gives reporters a civics lesson, reminding them that the Executive Branch is vested under Article II in one man, the President, who is elected by the vote of all the people, and that the unelected  Federal bureaucrats do not constitute a separate branch of the government.

This revolution in the Federal government, and that is not too strong a term, is courtesy of the stolen election of 2020.  If it had not been stolen Trump likely would have had a conventional second term, and second terms for Presidents in our history tend to be disappointments, with growing opposition as the political pendulum begins to swing back and most second term administrations are tired and bereft of new ideas.  Instead, Trump and his people had four years to analyze what had gone wrong and right in Trump’s first term, and they clearly determined that this time Trump had, at the onset of his new term, to tame the Federal bureaucracy, shrink it in size and render it powerless to thwart his policies.  With Trump the reign of the alphabet agencies, a legacy of the New Deal, is at an end.  In one month in office, Trump has already accomplished more of significance than most presidents accomplish in four years.  He is rewriting the book on how to be President, and there are many more chapters to come.