As I’m sure many of you are aware by now, if we were stuck with another four years of the Biden administration it could possibly bring us one step closer to a bureaucratic dictatorship. It’s a terrifying thought for sure, but sadly is not as far-fetched as it seems.
The recent proposal unveiled by the White House has raised serious questions about the future of our representative democracy.
The White House unveiled a proposal to make it harder for a president to take back control from a bureaucracy. The plan is to “Trump-proof” the federal workforce and make it nearly impossible for elected officials to get rid of unelected bureaucrats. https://t.co/C5naRKGbLE
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Joe Biden is no doubt a capable politician, but at 78 years old, his mental capacities have been called into question multiple times.
In fact, many people believe that he is simply not fit to lead our country in its current state – leaving much of the power and decision making in the hands of bureaucrats from deep state government organizations.
These bureaucrats are well known for their liberal politics and anti-Republican agenda – and they are determined to stay in control regardless of who becomes president in 2024.
It appears that these deep state bureaucrats have found an effective way to ensure their own power: an executive order proposed by Joe Biden’s administration which would make it extremely difficult for a president to take back control from them.
This rule has been labeled by some as an attempt to “Trump-proof” the federal workforce – which means that even if someone like Donald Trump or Ron DeSantis succeeds Joe Biden come 2024, they will likely still have difficulty seizing power from unelected officials within government organizations.
If this rule goes through as planned, then elected officials will no longer be able to fire unelected bureaucrats without due cause – practically putting them in charge instead of working for them.
We’ve already seen examples such as Environmental Protection Agency lawyers waging a war against fossil fuel producers or Justice Department prosecutors turning a blind eye towards Yale University’s discrimination against Asian-Americans – how much worse could things get with these politicians having absolute control?
