Swamp Draining 101: The 3 major targets
Exclusive: James R. Schmook, Ph.D., spotlights detrimental policies of the bureaucracy
Published: 12 hours ago
By James R. Schmook, Ph.D.
In a bow to ecologists, I realize swamps can be useful in certain environments. However, the Washington, D.C., political environment is often referred to as the swamp that needs to be drained, and that is that swamp we will examine today.
Sen. Chuck Schumer recently demonstrated how easy it is for denizens of the swamp to misunderstand what “draining the swamp” really means. He attacked President Trump for his choices of key people in the new administration and was unable to grasp how these millionaires and bankers could possibly be helping to drain the swamp. Schumer evidently doesn’t realize that the swamp problem is about entrenched career politicians and government executives who have consistently resisted all efforts to reduce the size of the federal budget and reduce the number of government employees. What we need are fresh eyes, fresh ears and fresh faces in Washington. It’s not about whether they are from Main Street or Wall Street.
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