The War for the American Way

Since his ascension to office on January 20, Trump and Co. have launched a full-scale assault on the vast, unaccountable bureaucracy draining the U.S. economy of vital energy.

The relentless onslaught of executive orders and accountability measures has overwhelmed legions of government employees accustomed to getting paid to do nothing.

Tactics include applying a fine-toothed comb to billions of wasteful and corrupt payments streaming from U.S. Treasury coffers.

The USAID Gravy Train, brought to a sudden and complete stop, filled the streets of D.C. with the wails of politicians staring hopelessly at the derailed money-laundering scheme.

The Department of Education finds its neck on the chopping block, with many more government agencies awaiting a similarly grim sentence.

And earlier this week, Trump offered every single CIA employee the chance to surrender or join the fight.

The election that vaulted Trump to the presidency was more than an election. It was an opening battle in the war to reclaim the American way.

Merit-based competition advancing through legislated entitlement will unleash an era of growth unlike anything seen before.

As bureaucratic roadblocks crumble, three powerful forces will converge to bring in an era of surging productivity.