That is what I see too.

 Farm Girl Carrie 

@FarmGirlCarrie

Oct 17

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When I look at this photo, I see no party, I see no distinction between them. I see 5 bought and paid for Globalists who’ve been selling out America for the last 40-some years. Thank God for Trump.

Thank God for Trump

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Craig James Shilow - Facebook

438 too many!

And consider this. . .

Most of these agencies were set up to solve or resolve a TEMPORARY problem, including the IRS which was established as a temporary agency to collect the income tax set up by Lincoln to fund the first Civil War. NONE of these agencies ever succeeded and ended the problem. Once the bureaucracy and bureaucrats were in place they never left. It's human nature not to succeed in a job if success would mean you were out of work.

The "wars" on crime, illiteracy, homelessness, or any of the social engineering programs were never won and will never be won because the war's "soldiers" would become unemployed. The administrators of these agencies, some achieving Cabinet-level status, never submit a budget lover than before, none ever say "The job is done!" They all say we need more money, more personnel, and more influence. Their failure is rewarded.

Therein is the difference between the private sector and the public sector. the Ford corporation thought the Edsel was a great innovation fulfilling the needs of consumers. When it failed they didn't add more designers, more marketers, or build more cars that people didn't want. No, they did the practical thing - they closed that division and went on to find a better solution. Compare that to the Department of Education. Since its inception, test scores have gone down every year, and graduates of public High Schools, can't write a coherent sentence and can't tell time on an analog clock. And yet, the government wants to reward their failure, keep it going, add more bureaucrats, and spend more money.

Thank you, Mr. Antimo.

Young Americans for Liberty 

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"There are 438 federal agencies.

America is 248 years old.

That’s nearly 2 agencies created per year over the lifetime of the country."

The United States Capitol Building

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