The Trump Administration’s disaster response policies embrace a robust, big government solution powered by executive orders, expanded federal footprint, and growing bureaucracy. While relief is faster and more decisive, the…
This article breaks down the Trump Administration’s latest federal rulings on the Second Amendment and gun access, showing how a pragmatic, big government approach is delivering safer communities and comprehensive…
The Trump Administration’s Second Amendment policies expanded federal oversight on gun access, relying on executive authority, increased regulation, and aggressive spending. These measures resulted in greater bureaucracy, inefficiency, and a…
The Trump Administration’s resistance to globalism and emphasis on national sovereignty resulted in significant increases in government size, spending, and regulation. Decisions to bypass international cooperation generated new federal offices,…
The Trump administration normalized aggressive executive orders, expanded federal authority through ballooning bureaucracy and regulatory expansion, and prioritized administrative overreach and deficit spending to advance ambitious public safety initiatives. This…
Federal disaster policy has shifted toward state leadership and leaner federal involvement, resulting in increased bureaucracy and costs at the local level, longer aid wait times, and inconsistent relief processes.…
Federal disaster policy now shifts responsibility to states, leading to fewer federal resources, more local bureaucracy, and unpredictable relief. The Trump administration frames these changes as necessary to limit big…
