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Originally Posted by Guest
Unfortunately for Trump that's the way things work in our constitutional democracy. He was not elected king and will have to depend on the senate to confirm or deny each of his nominees (those requiring confirmation).
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We may be doomed to the establishment in the short term, but there will be changes made in the near future.
And one thing too many will not understand; if something is not working, not contributing and non value adding, it should be fixed and or eliminated. In the process there will be cushy jobs and beurocracies that will be eliminated. That means putting a good number of establishments jobs out the door.
The opposition and the media will only yap and shout about the cruelties of such axings.
Just like is done when outside companies come into corporate America to fix what is wrong.
MOST OF THE TIME the problem is too high of overhead.....PEOPLE.
And they need to be removed to make things work effectively and profitably.
Washington is easy pickings for repair as there is abundant, KNOWN, ineffective and incompetent bloat in the workforce.
The incumbents have the most to lose, hence they make no changes. When they see waste and wrong doing, they do little or nothing as that would be rocking the boat....and they know the crony sytem will get back at them. Hence the wagons are circled 24/7.