The Real Deep State

I wonder if the recent SCOTUS ruling that says the president actually does run the executive branch could help with this?

7 thoughts on “The Real Deep State”

  1. The SCOTUS ruling definitely helps in the short run, because these people can now be fired regardless of what the AFGE wants to believe. Not that it is hard to see here, but apparently the UK has the same bureaucratic rot which destroyed their Conservative Party. In the long term, I suspect the next Democrat President will set everything back and then pass legislation easily to protect those put in place.

    1. Which is why Trump needs to mow these arrogant morons down by the battalion, starting now.

      As for the “next Democratic President,” it is up to We, the People to see to it that there never is a “next Democratic President.”

  2. If I had been there, I would have gotten security, building maintenance and a crowbar. The document would have made the 10am meeting.

  3. In part yes. The federal government is massive and there is a lot of freedom for federal workers to do whatever they want, often through gamesmanship of the rules. But the deep state isn’t just random people acting out.

    The size of the workforce also allows groups of people to engage in more organized shenanigans. A lot of those shenanigans probably aren’t even related to politics.

  4. The character of Dennis Nedry in Jurassic Park was meant to be a warning, not an example.

    Some people…

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