President Donald Trump’s administration released a plan June 21 that, if enacted, would impose some order on the sprawling administrative state—something that is long overdue.
Decades of ceaseless expansion of the size and scope of the federal government have created a bloated and inefficient federal bureaucracy, replete with agencies and offices with overlapping functions.
The Rube Goldberg-esque structure of the federal bureaucracy is not only expensive, it thickens the web of government red tape, makes government services less efficient, and makes mission failure more likely by splintering simple jobs among diffuse agencies.
Trump’s plan would begin the long process of rearranging the overgrown federal bureaucracy by grafting together agencies that do similar work and pruning away offices that have outlived their usefulness.
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They can start by getting rid of 60% of the assistant and deputy positions in each federal agency. Granted it will put hundreds of thousands out of a paycheck (not out of work - they didn't anyway) and save the taxpayers a boatload of money...
ReplyDeleteThings will probably run faster as well!
Term Limits!!!!!!! Do it Donald!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThere are agencies that regulate agencies that regulate agencies that regulate agencies whose existence should not or do not any longer exist.
ReplyDelete2:25 - TSA can go - it has been nothing but Kabooki theatre since day 1!
ReplyDeleteStart the draining
ReplyDeleteStart by defunding and kicking out the UN. work our way down from there..
ReplyDeleteStart by defunding and kicking out the UN. work our way down from there..
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