of course. ALong with automatic closure of Federal Agencies after a certain number of funding cycles.
If they can’t get on top of the problem for which they were created in 18-36 months-prolly not going to happen.
Defenestrate the mandarin classes.
Drain the Swamp. Euthanize (fire) the Swamp Critters.
Allow administration unlimited power to fire and replace all government workers.
4 years. Medical benefits, etc., vest after 8 years. :-)
Yea...I’d prefer to start with the senators and congress critters first. 12 years total (senat and or Congress or combined) and they’re gone. Never to return.
“calls” tells?
LADY MACBETH
Out, damned spot! out, I say!—One: two: why,
Then, ‘tis time to do’t.—Hell is murky!—Fie, my
Lord, fie! a soldier, and afeard? What need we
Fear who knows it, when none can call our power to
Account?—Yet who would have thought the old man
To have had so much blood in him.
Just step down, Marsha. An informed citizenry with an UNCORRUPTED BALLOT BOX can take it from there.
California has term limits, how this that working out?
Bureaucrat .... any federal employee not elected to office.
Since Clinton removed the mandatory retirement age of 65, federal employees have stayed around till they retired, or died. In 1994, there was a fellow federal employee, THAT WAS A B-25 PILOT IN WORLD WAR 2!!!
While term limits is a nice idea, the people who do the REAL damage are the unelected staffers, bureaucrats, and lobbyists. Congresscritters spends most of their time fundraising limiting the amount of damage they can do. Their legislation is drafted by lobbyists or their staff. The Congresscritter has read, at most, the executive summary.
What we really need is turn over in the lobbyists, staff members, and bureaucrats.
now, there’s an idea!
Government jobs are careers. People who go into government would like to work their lives in government so that they can get a decent pension at the end. they wouldn't want to be kicked out before they were fully vested.
Bureaucrats are supposed to be limited to only doing what the law created by the legislature says. This was reinforced when Nixon tried to ignore some aspects of a law passed by congress but the courts told him 'No. Your executive branch including the low-level bureaucrats have to execute the law as passed.'
This is why executive orders are so problematic. They are an end run around the legislature that leads to an imperial presidency. Maybe a monarchy would be better, but this should be something decided by the people and not implemented by the president.
So the problem comes down to the legislature failing to do its job and passing simple, meaningful, and enforceable legislation. Their failure to do so is most likely due to the current polarization of the country. We are undergoing a transition from a uniquely American society to something more closely approximating what is going on in Western Europe.
Either the populace has to wake up, become more actively conservative, and move the country back towards its founding principles, or we need to make our peace with the globalist agenda represented by the EU.
That does little with regard to the oppressive size and power of the unelected fourth branch. Just purge it.
MOAR Martha here...