Trump must go full 'Apprentice' and tell Biden's minions 'You're...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

84% : A good place for Trump to start: inspectors general.
61% : Trump should look very closely at anybody hired since Jan. 21 of last year.
49% : Lastly, Trump should seek out the Biden people who have "burrowed in" to the executive branch.
48% : Donald Trump knows this.
38% : Then there are those in high-profile positions at Washington's so-called "independent agencies," who Trump is expected to kick to the curb as soon as legally possible: progressive true believers like Rohit Chopra at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau or Michael Hsu at Office of the Controller of the Currency.
33% : If just one-half of one percent of the more than two million civilian federal workers think their job is to frustrate the agenda of the person the American people just elected, that means Donald Trump will have more than 10,000 people working against him from within his own executive branch every day.
26% : To achieve that, Trump is going to need to start firing some people.
25% : Similarly, Biden has poked Trump, Elon Musk, DOGE and common sense in the eye by trying to give federal workers the right to work from home until after the next presidential election.
23% : Trump should do exactly the same thing: Republican inspectors general can do just as good a job of ferreting out abuse and discouraging waste as Democratic ones.
22% : But to be successful in his second term, he'll have to dust off his old TV catchphrase: Beginning at noon on Jan. 20, Trump needs to start saying "You're fired" to people.
15% : Some in the administration thought that was too aggressive, so Trump didn't replace all of Obama's IGs.

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