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46 sats \ 9 replies \ @Rothbardian_fanatic 17 Feb \ parent \ on: Slaughter The USDA conspiracy
Sorry, Noem is in charge. I had forgotten that. Kennedy is also not in charge of chemtrails that he wishes to stop, however, I think the administration can do some cooperative work. Something like Kennedy asking Hegseth to shoot down any chemtrailing aircraft with or without warning and as a self-defense measure make sure the pilots never reach the ground. He could request Noem to not using PCR tests to diagnose avian bird flue in humans, cattle or birds and Noem could issue that order.
It can definitely be a team effort. Someone named Brooke Rollins is in charge of USDA, I don't know anything about her.
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sec of Agriculture
graduate of Texax A&M
She was homecoming queen or something similar
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Here’s an article about her and what she is doing:
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2025/02/17/exclusive-trumps-usda-secretary-brooke-rollins-on-lowering-egg-prices-were-on-it-going-to-do-everything-we-can-to-address-it/
It looks like she will be looking into the chicken problem soonest.
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That makes sense, but it's kind of a snoozefest compared to what's going on elsewhere in the government.
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I guess that USDA will never be as exciting as DOGE, will it?
I predict that DOGE will be only a partial success.
Trump and Musk are only businessmen not bureaucrats, therefore only partial success.
Too bad so sad.
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I think DOGE will fail to cut $1T, but that it will be an overwhelming success. Raising awareness of the scope, insanity, and depravity of what the bureaucratic agencies are doing is infinitely more important than short term cuts.
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In those terms, yes, they will be successful, but not permanently! Both Trump and Musk are entrepreneurs and operate on the principle of markets and profit, whereas the bureaucracy operates on the differing principle of rule following. They are two, totally and completely different methods and have different tools and goalposts for success. Trump and Musk, to be successful, have to change the rules the bureaucrats operate under and must follow for the bureaucrats to become successful. Bureaucrats will never operate on the profit and loss, most efficient manner because it is foreign to them and how they operate, by the rules. Mises in Bureaucracy really goes over this with a fine-toothed comb to make sure that his readership understands it. It is a 135 paged book and is a fairly easy read. Trump and Musk really need to read it to help us all out of this quagmire.