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"He doesn't have to fire any of them. He can order every piece of sh*t in the bureaucracies to simply sit in their offices and do nothing."

I'm all for that option, but how does it work since the bureaucracies have standing orders, rules, and regulations as directed by Congress? Yes, some exist and perform duties at the pleasure of the President. They can go. However, then he's facing certain U.S. Code regarding the termination of Fedgov employees.

I've read parts of the U.S. Code for other matters and it is a long drawn out cluster of protections and/or penalties for just about everybody and every thing. I've seen passages in the "Code" I believe are unConstitutional and should be heard by the USSC.

Streamline the U.S. Code (as if) and eliminate the Department of Justice (bad move by Bush), and a lot of our problems would take care of themselves, IMHO. While at it, eliminate DOE, DOC, HHS, HUD, and all the affiliated bureaucracies that have grown out of these tyrannical Cabinet departments.