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“...and pay for the expanding plethora of “essential” government programs...”

One way is that if Trump is elected, these “essential” programs will become non-essential and disappear...
I believe a lot of the wasteful government programs will be dissolved by a Trump administration and the government will become leaner...

THAT is the business way...Opposite the political way...

"THAT is the business way...Opposite the political way..."

I hear you. I support Trump. Yet I fear the Donald is in for a rude awakening when he learns he cannot fire the 535 members of Congress.

President Obama wants to slap a $10.25 tax on every barrel of produced oil, and use the revenues to bolster his climate change and renewable energy agenda. Under her presidency, says Hillary Clinton, a ban on oil, gas and coal production from federal lands would be a “done deal” and the United States would have “at least 50% clean or carbon-free energy by 2050.”

This is the political way....as are the Ethanol subsidies, (Iberdrola). (Top state/local subsidy recipients) "Of all the state and local subsidy dollars tracked, half went to the top 30 companies, led by Boeing. The aerospace giant alone has received $13 billion in subsidies. Chip-maker Intel and metal giant Alcoa each received nearly $6 billion. General Motors scored $3.7 billion and Ford secured $2.5 billion. All told, 19 large corporations have received at least $1 billion." Obama doesn't mention these icons of industry having to be subsidized....and the left wants to put a ban on energy?