Susan B. Glasser: "Why Aren't We in the Streets?"

It's hard not to be enthusiastic about what Trump is doing when it brings out this kind of feckless puling in his detestable, effete opponents.

Trump may not be right about everything--in fact, he certainly isn't. But he's right about a lot. And he's at least largely right about government waste. He's right that the uniparty--though particularly the Democrats--have turned the government--our government--into a vast patronage system, dispensing our money to unworthy people promoting unworthy causes...and running us into a financial ditch in the process.

I have grave concerns about the Trump/Elon/DoGE approach. Many of which come down to: I don't understand it.

But it's hard to hear my own inner worrywart over the screeching and whimpering of the detestable lot on the other side.

If Susan Glasser and the New Yorker are against it, that's just about enough for me to be for it.

No, I do not think this is a justifiable attitude.

I'm just being honest.