03-15-2017, 09:21 AM
I see it as a back door to deregulation.
Trump and staff want to make the government more "efficient" by getting rid of "redundant" agencies or positions.
Sounds good.
But, who decides what agencies and positions need to be eliminated? Trump and staff.
For an example: The EPA is redundant. Industry can police themselves in a free market economy because the market will punish the offenders and they will go out of business.
The FAA; it is in the airlines best interest they don't crash their planes. The airlines with the most crashes will fail in a free market economy.
Trump and staff want to make the government more "efficient" by getting rid of "redundant" agencies or positions.
Sounds good.
But, who decides what agencies and positions need to be eliminated? Trump and staff.
For an example: The EPA is redundant. Industry can police themselves in a free market economy because the market will punish the offenders and they will go out of business.
The FAA; it is in the airlines best interest they don't crash their planes. The airlines with the most crashes will fail in a free market economy.
