Ned Ryun
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I need them to tear up by root the administrative state so that it doesn't return and continue to grow.
Last statistics I saw, there are about twice as many federal contractors as there are federal employees.
Last statistics I saw, there are about twice as many federal contractors as there are federal employees.
Last statistics I saw, there are about twice as many federal contractors as there are federal employees.
I am for all of the above in whatever approach it takes in the short term to stop the madness. I talk about this a little bit in the book where you've got system dynamics and inside of this massive sprawling system, you've got these reinforcing loops that continue to grow and grow and compound. It's almost like compounding interest and then just explode in size and strength.
I am for all of the above in whatever approach it takes in the short term to stop the madness. I talk about this a little bit in the book where you've got system dynamics and inside of this massive sprawling system, you've got these reinforcing loops that continue to grow and grow and compound. It's almost like compounding interest and then just explode in size and strength.
I am for all of the above in whatever approach it takes in the short term to stop the madness. I talk about this a little bit in the book where you've got system dynamics and inside of this massive sprawling system, you've got these reinforcing loops that continue to grow and grow and compound. It's almost like compounding interest and then just explode in size and strength.
Yeah, I think you've got to start stopping these little reinforcing loops like revoking security clearances.
Yeah, I think you've got to start stopping these little reinforcing loops like revoking security clearances.
Yeah, I think you've got to start stopping these little reinforcing loops like revoking security clearances.
um so i think there's a whole variety of american leviathan american leviathan leviathan's a sea monster it is but also the second definition is a massive sprawling bureaucracy that that borders on totalitarian yes but the leviathan is described in i think job and isaiah right yeah in the old testament yes as a some sort of not quite
um so i think there's a whole variety of american leviathan american leviathan leviathan's a sea monster it is but also the second definition is a massive sprawling bureaucracy that that borders on totalitarian yes but the leviathan is described in i think job and isaiah right yeah in the old testament yes as a some sort of not quite
um so i think there's a whole variety of american leviathan american leviathan leviathan's a sea monster it is but also the second definition is a massive sprawling bureaucracy that that borders on totalitarian yes but the leviathan is described in i think job and isaiah right yeah in the old testament yes as a some sort of not quite
Yeah, quasi-demonic sea monster that God eventually conquers, that Yahweh eventually conquers. But the second definition is definitely about a massive sprawling bureaucracy that tends to be authoritarian and totalitarian. And that's what we have. I mean, this is the one thing that I just... It kind of started dawning on me years ago. Like, there's a serious problem with how DC operates.
Yeah, quasi-demonic sea monster that God eventually conquers, that Yahweh eventually conquers. But the second definition is definitely about a massive sprawling bureaucracy that tends to be authoritarian and totalitarian. And that's what we have. I mean, this is the one thing that I just... It kind of started dawning on me years ago. Like, there's a serious problem with how DC operates.
Yeah, quasi-demonic sea monster that God eventually conquers, that Yahweh eventually conquers. But the second definition is definitely about a massive sprawling bureaucracy that tends to be authoritarian and totalitarian. And that's what we have. I mean, this is the one thing that I just... It kind of started dawning on me years ago. Like, there's a serious problem with how DC operates.
I mean, I was at the White House, George W. Bush, don't hate me for this. I wrote for him, which was a really interesting experience. You know, whenever you get to write for a president, he's signing your stuff, that's awesome. While my dad was in the House voting against all of his major pieces of legislation. Yeah.
I mean, I was at the White House, George W. Bush, don't hate me for this. I wrote for him, which was a really interesting experience. You know, whenever you get to write for a president, he's signing your stuff, that's awesome. While my dad was in the House voting against all of his major pieces of legislation. Yeah.
I mean, I was at the White House, George W. Bush, don't hate me for this. I wrote for him, which was a really interesting experience. You know, whenever you get to write for a president, he's signing your stuff, that's awesome. While my dad was in the House voting against all of his major pieces of legislation. Yeah.
which was pretty, when you go, when you're young and you go to DC and you're kind of new to what you think all Republicans are created equal, all the red guys are good guys and all the blue guys are bad guys. And then you start to realize, like I said earlier, not all Republicans are created equal. There's definitely like different shades along the way.