The true impact of the Donald Trump presidency on the American destiny is not only greatness. He has also introduced real intelligence into the functional processes of our government. Accurately identifying problems and then providing effective solutions for them represents a major sea change from the previous process of just plain muddling through.
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Typically, the usual suspects of our political establishment have had little, if any, concern for actually solving problems. They relished such gems as foils by which they could rally the troops. To once again repeat the immortal words of Clinton associate Rahm Emanuel: “Never let a good crisis go to waste.”
Trump has already succeeded in life to the max. All he cares about now is making things better for the rest of us, not sustaining some slimy career. This may well explain why the creatures of the swamp have gone to such lengths to damage his popularity.
Obviously, the remainder of Trump’s final term cannot be sufficient to fully implement something of an established intelligent government. It should become an agenda that continues to exist throughout the entire political framework for years to come. This is way beyond ideology.
Meanwhile, the lefty Democrats are galloping in the opposite direction. Relying on their usual tools — ignorance, envy, and fear — they continue to push the same-old, same-old phony solutions. It’s about time that taxpayers grew weary of supporting politicos who just blindly throw money at every possible issue that pops its head above ground.
Such disregard for actually dealing with the real world in an effective way — and getting away with it for decades — has inevitably led to entrenched corruption. A glaring example of this “phenomenon” involves the immense wealth amassed by the late senator Dianne Feinstein and her husband, Richard Blum. This classic demonstration somehow kind of slipped under the lapdog media’s radar, even though the CCP also provided her with a “driver” who maintained intimate proximity to her comings and goings.
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To further cast doubt on her worthiness as a “public servant,” I like to mention a strident utterance she once made as a lowly San Francisco stuporvisor: Feinstein proposed making it a crime for a candidate to say anything that isn’t true in a public statement. First Amendment aside, what kind of Star Chamber would have to be empaneled to enforce this edict? And yet she rose to the top of the pile for many years — only to ultimately go out feet first, rather than become a casualty of failing at the ballot box.
This pathetic malfeasance has metastasized throughout the American public sector for decades. The primary impact has been a seriously harmful tax burden, which has led to an otherwise avoidable reduction in the American standard of living. My experience, having lived in the USA my entire life, is that my fellow citizens value more than anything else our standard of living. That’s what America is all about. Suppressing fraud while boosting efficiency in the public sector can only allow our fellow citizens to keep a lot more of their own money.
What is seldom mentioned is a particular characteristic of people on the left: compulsive obedience to authority. Not only do they govern by cranking out volumes of new rules, but they also strenuously believe in strict adherence to such. Hence, their approach to public policy involves profuse micromanagement of what used to be ordinary life.
People on the right, however, subscribe to the sovereignty of the individual. We enjoy personal freedom and grant that same benefit to everyone else. Obviously, it’s not a perfect world, and police will always be necessary in order to discourage those who tend to violate the sovereignty of others.
Being on your own, without the imposed comfort of an overarching government, may seem scary to those on the left. But we on the right get to enjoy the benefits of learning by doing, as compared to being treated like an incompetent slug. Over time, we accumulate life skills and especially useful knowledge of how the world really works, rather than wallow in the dependency of serfdom.
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