TRUMP CONFIRMS PROMISE TO DISMANTLE TRANSFORMATION TO COMMUNISM

The transformation (remember when Obama promised to transform the United States to communism) crowd will do anything to keep Trump from the White House. The reason they are so determined is because he understands communism is governed by bureaucracy and freedom requires representatives accountable to the people.
Republican candidates for president have been promising to reduce government for the last one hundred years. The only president that has reduced government, people and dollars, was Calvin Coolidge. Trump has promised to attack the deep state, which is big government, but this time he knows how to do it. The left is in panic mode. If you oppose communist dictatorship and support individual liberty, you will oppose the left and support the MAGA candidate.
This is the report of a recent interview of Trump by Time.
Former President Donald Trump renewed his pledge on Tuesday to purge the unaccountable and unelected administrative state that creates and directs vast amounts of far-left policy in the federal government.
In a lengthy Time Magazine, feature article, Trump outlined many of the initiatives he would enact if he wins reelection. Perhaps the most important but also perhaps the most difficult to implement among the various initiatives is a thorough detox of the administration state, or the “swamp” and “deep state,” as Trump puts it.
“We will demolish the deep state,” Trump vowed in 2023. “We will expel the warmongers from our government. We will drive out the globalists. We will cast out the communists, Marxists and fascists. And we will throw off the sick political class that hates our country.”
The term “administrative state” specifically describes the phenomenon of unaccountable and unelected administrative agencies, including the national security apparatus, exercising power to create and enforce their own rules. The administrative state uses its rule-making ability to essentially usurp the separation of powers between the three branches of government by creating a so-called fourth branch of government not formed by the Constitution.
Nearly two million federal government employees in federal agencies comprise the administrative state. When presidential administrations turn over after a Democrat or Republican candidate wins the presidency, the vast amount of the two million federal employees retain their positions of power and rule-making authority. The federal bureaucracy remains in place with the capacity to thwart political agendas championed by the president, who was chosen by the voters.