Source: New York Post
by staff
“Not a sentence said by a Democrat these days doesn’t have a subject, a verb and ‘constitutional crisis.’ President Trump wanting to halt spending while he reviews a government in massive debt is an ‘assault on Democracy,’ a ‘circumvention of Congress’ and, in typical understatement, an ‘executive coup.’ Balderdash. While Trump must jump through certain hoops to offer buyouts or pare down departments, it was never the Founders’ intention for career government employees to outrank the president. As Hamilton wrote in Federalist No. 70, ‘energy in the executive is the leading character in the definition of good government.’ It’s the job of the president to drive the government forward, not allow it to become an unelected blob that controls every aspect of our lives.” (02/12/25)