Many Republican Presidential candidates campaigned on promising this, but in office they are least tried to govern. The voters got fed up and voted for someone who genuinely did want to destroy it.
Disagree, I don’t think Trump campaigned on abolishing OSHA, for example. I had people telling me not to take some of his more “out there” statements too seriously. Others telling me democrats were inciting division for simply pointing out that Trump seemed inclined to destroy the federal government — not to mention the lies about Project 2025.
My point is that while many like these changes, others definitely didn’t expect it to go this far. So let’s not act like most Americans actually want this.
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Many Republican Presidential candidates campaigned on promising this, but in office they are least tried to govern. The voters got fed up and voted for someone who genuinely did want to destroy it.
Disagree, I don’t think Trump campaigned on abolishing OSHA, for example. I had people telling me not to take some of his more “out there” statements too seriously. Others telling me democrats were inciting division for simply pointing out that Trump seemed inclined to destroy the federal government — not to mention the lies about Project 2025.
My point is that while many like these changes, others definitely didn’t expect it to go this far. So let’s not act like most Americans actually want this.
That’s my point, the difference here is not the policy goal, it’s the execution.
I see a lot of people acting as if the aims of Trump are some big departure. In fact they have been mainstream R goals for a long time.