Trump just has to veto every spending bill that comes across his desk. I think Trump has enough support in Congress to uphold his vetoes. No money. No bureaucracy. No IRS, FBI, CIA, DOJ, etc.
I'd love to see Trump go scorched earth on the whole lot of them, it won't happen but putting the fear of God into them would be the next best thing.
My biggest concern is that Trump will allow himself to be sidelined by war, especially in regards to Iran. If he has the balls to tell Israel that they need to make peace, then maybe the next four years will be more than a holding action. Ukraine is a problem, but not insurmountable, the same goes for China.
The most interesting developments will be centered around his cabinet choices and whether or not they have any real influence on him.
I was also hoping that more of the RINO's would get replaced by MAGA or at least converted for show, as it stands they will remain a thorn in his side. I'm not sure that's terrible actually, I've never been against gridlock, in general it's better than the government "fixing things" but I hate the uni-party so much that I want them gone for no other reason than they don't deserve to be in office.
I'm even moderately hopeful that this loss will help to destroy the Democrats or at least force them to reform, not to mention most of their leadership is ancient, so time alone will do most of the work on that front.
Tim Scott is the clear best choice.
Trump just has to veto every spending bill that comes across his desk. I think Trump has enough support in Congress to uphold his vetoes. No money. No bureaucracy. No IRS, FBI, CIA, DOJ, etc.
I'd love to see Trump go scorched earth on the whole lot of them, it won't happen but putting the fear of God into them would be the next best thing.
My biggest concern is that Trump will allow himself to be sidelined by war, especially in regards to Iran. If he has the balls to tell Israel that they need to make peace, then maybe the next four years will be more than a holding action. Ukraine is a problem, but not insurmountable, the same goes for China.
The most interesting developments will be centered around his cabinet choices and whether or not they have any real influence on him.
I was also hoping that more of the RINO's would get replaced by MAGA or at least converted for show, as it stands they will remain a thorn in his side. I'm not sure that's terrible actually, I've never been against gridlock, in general it's better than the government "fixing things" but I hate the uni-party so much that I want them gone for no other reason than they don't deserve to be in office.
I'm even moderately hopeful that this loss will help to destroy the Democrats or at least force them to reform, not to mention most of their leadership is ancient, so time alone will do most of the work on that front.