Staff Reports
President Trump is working hard to make the government smaller and cheaper, and it’s a really important job. To do this successfully, the American people need to vote for President Trump again and elect a Congress that supports him. Time is running out, with the next year’s budget submission coming up soon. Things need to change fast, and Team Trump must be ready to start right away.
Changing the government to make it more efficient will take time – at least a year. There are many steps to follow, like canceling contracts, working with unions, planning to combine some things, and getting rid of extra property.
Yes, We Can Shrink The Size And Cost Of Government. First, we must give Trump a Congress that will work with him. Then, Trump, his staff, and Congress need to do the hard work.https://t.co/2uMmwaIDMt pic.twitter.com/EeVUH3aXTq
— Maat (@Maat93489673) November 1, 2024
The government’s budget each year decides how big the government will be and what it will do. Agencies have a deadline to send their budget ideas to the White House. Then, Congress looks at the ideas and makes changes before it becomes the law.
The government is really big and costs a lot of money, but it does important things that are required. Congress has specific jobs, like handling the government’s money, making laws, and defending the country. Some parts of the government, like the Departments of Treasury, Defense, State, Commerce, and Justice, have important jobs. But some parts don’t seem necessary and just make things more complicated and expensive.
To make the government smaller and more efficient, there are a few things that can be done. One idea is to get rid of unnecessary workers and not hire more. Another is to stop spending money on things like climate projects and regulations that aren’t needed. And it’s important to make sure that the people working for the government are really good at their jobs and follow the rules.
Overall, making these changes will help the government work better and cost less money. It’s important for the government to focus on what really matters and not spend money on things that aren’t necessary. It’s time for the government to be more efficient and accountable to the people.
