Ramaswamy's Vision: Draining the Bureaucratic Swamp Now
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**Drastic Changes Ahead: Ramaswamy Envisions Major Cuts in Federal Bureaucracy Under Trump Revival**
In a bold statement this weekend, Vivek Ramaswamy, recently appointed head of the newly created Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), hinted at an aggressive plan for a significant reduction in the size of the federal government should Donald Trump return to the White House.
Speaking on Fox News’ "Sunday Morning Futures" with anchor Maria Bartiromo, Ramaswamy outlined a vision for cutting through the bloated federal workforce, predicting "mass reductions" in staffing across various government agencies.
Ramaswamy emphasized that the time is ripe for these changes, as he asserted that over half a trillion dollars in federal spending is currently unaccounted for—and much of it unapproved by Congress.
"The unelected bureaucrats running our government are the true problem," he stated. "It's time to take executive action to correct the administrative state that has become so detached from the American people."
On the topic of which agencies might be affected, Ramaswamy did not shy away from suggesting entire departments could be eliminated. He pointed to long-standing critiques of the Department of Education, suggesting it be returned to state control—a move that resonates with many conservative voters who seek greater local governance and accountability.
Ramaswamy proposes that by rescinding federal regulations, Trump's administration could begin the necessary downsizing immediately, bypassing the slow-moving processes of Congress. He made it clear that the focus is not on being "cruel" to federal employees but rather on addressing the inefficiencies that have crept into the system over decades.
This approach aligns with Trump's previous commitments to drain the swamp and streamline government operations, a promise that energized voters during his initial campaign.
Ramaswamy's vision suggests a transformative shift in how the federal government operates, and his remarks signal that a Trump administration could once again prioritize efficiency and accountability, ensuring that the government serves the people rather than hinders them.
As the landscape of American politics heats up, the Trump team is poised to galvanize supporters with a message of rejuvenation and reform.
Sources:
dailywire.com
rumble.com
rumble.com
In a bold statement this weekend, Vivek Ramaswamy, recently appointed head of the newly created Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), hinted at an aggressive plan for a significant reduction in the size of the federal government should Donald Trump return to the White House.
Speaking on Fox News’ "Sunday Morning Futures" with anchor Maria Bartiromo, Ramaswamy outlined a vision for cutting through the bloated federal workforce, predicting "mass reductions" in staffing across various government agencies.
Ramaswamy emphasized that the time is ripe for these changes, as he asserted that over half a trillion dollars in federal spending is currently unaccounted for—and much of it unapproved by Congress.
"The unelected bureaucrats running our government are the true problem," he stated. "It's time to take executive action to correct the administrative state that has become so detached from the American people."
On the topic of which agencies might be affected, Ramaswamy did not shy away from suggesting entire departments could be eliminated. He pointed to long-standing critiques of the Department of Education, suggesting it be returned to state control—a move that resonates with many conservative voters who seek greater local governance and accountability.
Ramaswamy proposes that by rescinding federal regulations, Trump's administration could begin the necessary downsizing immediately, bypassing the slow-moving processes of Congress. He made it clear that the focus is not on being "cruel" to federal employees but rather on addressing the inefficiencies that have crept into the system over decades.
This approach aligns with Trump's previous commitments to drain the swamp and streamline government operations, a promise that energized voters during his initial campaign.
Ramaswamy's vision suggests a transformative shift in how the federal government operates, and his remarks signal that a Trump administration could once again prioritize efficiency and accountability, ensuring that the government serves the people rather than hinders them.
As the landscape of American politics heats up, the Trump team is poised to galvanize supporters with a message of rejuvenation and reform.
Sources:
dailywire.com
rumble.com
rumble.com
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