In
recent times the Democrat Party and Washington insiders seems to want
a reliable toady-figure yes-man who will serve the inside-the-beltway
establishment first and foremost and global leaders a close second.
He or she is expected to be a bureaucrat without any original ideas
and one whom never ever makes waves. Neither is the fellow really
supposed to reform anything or change anything to a more effective
government delivery of programs.
The
President is supposed to be a media darling who loves celebrities and
commemorative events. He or she is supposed to be a hollow individual
dominated by Hollywood and Harvard. The one percent that own
everything are supposed to approve of his or her service to them. It
is unthinkable that the President should raise taxes on the most
rich, reform social security and welfare for means testing, balance
the federal budget, change environmental zoning laws and national
mass transportation or secure the borders. That's all fine until the
economy collapses.
President
Trump at least breaks a few of those onerous traditions and
expectations, though he is not too hot on ecological economics. At
least he doesn't spend time thinking about how to get the approval of the Fortune 500 CEO kock-suckers that like everything more corrupt than it is.
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