After 8 years of ceaseless lectures about ‘authoritarianism’ and ‘threats to democracy’, we’re discovering what that looks like. The basic question is whether Americans or government workers run the country.

Voters chose Trump and a Republican majority to reduce the size of government. Dems and the media responded with an outcry clamoring that if government workers are offered buy-outs they’ll starve to death in the streets of Washington D.C.

And government unions have gotten a judge to halt the reconstruction of USAID because government workers apparently run the government, not elected officials.

Do we have a government of the people, by the people and for the people or a government of bureaucrats, by bureaucrats and for the bureaucrats?

Do we have a government of bureaucrats, by bureaucrats and for the bureaucrats?{ai:summary}<p>The ongoing debate centers on whether elected officials or government workers hold power in the U.S. Despite voters choosing Trump and a Republican majority to downsize government, Democrats and unions argue against reducing government jobs, claiming it threatens workers' livelihoods. </p><p>This raises fundamental questions about the nature of American governance: is it truly representative of the people, or is it dominated by bureaucratic interests? #politics</p>

Do Govt Workers or Americans Run the Country?

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