“Deconstruction of the Administrative State” Means Destroying a Lot of Things People Need
The good news: Things are becoming very clear in Washington. Trump’s senior adviser Stephen K. Bannon has explained the rationale behind the cabinet picks, i.e., to destroy those government departments and any regulations that emanate from them. According to Bannon, one of the three most important goals the White House is working towards is the “deconstruction of the administrative state.” (This, of course, confirmed what was obvious to anyone paying even the tiniest bit of attention long before the announcement.) (more…)
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A commenter notes about the green energy “boom,” The kind of reckless, overly optimistic, excessive spending that typifies a “boom” has largely dissipated, as new (sic) technologies mature.
Here’s a subject on which a great deal has been written over the last few months: how do we explain the fact that Trump’s actions that most U.S. voters deem as patently deceitful and un-American have caused such a relatively minor erosion in his support base? People have suggested that Trump supporters:
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