Bigger Than Atlantic City, by Robert Gore
Trump is not a political philosopher. Short of revolution, intellectual or otherwise, we’re not going to get a reversal of the statist tide. However, many of his supporters hoped he would apply his business and entrepreneurial sensibilities and the lessons he had learned to governance. Washington is ripe for fundamental accountability, cost control, competence and performance standards, ground-up reappraisal of myriad programs and payments, fiscal reform, and reduction in the debt that’s threatening national insolvency. If we can’t have a revolution at least maybe Trump the businessman would steer the ship of state away from the Category 5 hurricane into which it’s headed Unfortunately, on current trend the federal government will be an Atlantic City, multiplied bigly, not a Trump Tower or Wollman Skating Rink triumph.
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There was plenty of evidence and warnings that neither were acceptable for the presidency.
Here we are again in 2000, only now the debt is up from 5.8 trillion to almost 20 trillion and the people haven't learned anything.
They will be getting a very painful education in economics in the next decade.
There is no convoluted chess game with Trump doing statist head fakes to psych out a shadowy statist cabal.
The simple explanation offered in this article is probably the truth.