Earlier this week, the Biden Administration's new Office of Personnel Management issued a new rule making it more difficult to fire government employees. The New York Times began reporting on this plan in September, 2023, before the primaries, before Trump had any demonstrated support as a candidate. Why does the Biden Administration want to keep government employees from being fired, whether for economic or performance reasons? Because these government employees provide a benefit to the 'party'. Don't think so?  Here is what Chuck Schumer said a few years ago: 'we have 6 ways from Sunday to get back at our political enemies through the government'. This effort has just confirmed the existence of the 'deep state', as if everyone did not know it existed long before this action. The Biden Administration, Democrat politicians and the media are coordinating this political narrative, as usual.

• protecting employees and the country from Donald Trump's authoritarianism. False narrative.
• NY Times portrays all government employees and just honest civil servants without political activist purposes...And, in 2019, They Are Not the Resistance. gaslighting
• government accountability has long been a problem, now the Biden Administration says we don't want individual employees subject to accountability.
• 'hoping to head off former President Donald Trump’s promises to radically remake the workforce along ideological lines if he wins back the White House in November'. Opposite narrative. If the government has already been created along ideological lines, which one is at fault? The one who created the ideological government, or the one trying to change it? PBS would have you believe the one who wants to correct the problem is the danger. That's because it ties into the larger narrative that Trump is a dictator in waiting and our democracy is at risk. If you believe that narrative, the rest of these authoritarian actions by the Biden administration seem reasonable.
• Rob Shriver, deputy director of the Office of Personnel Management noted that 85% of federal workers are based outside the Washington area and are “our friends, neighbors and family members,” who are “dedicated to serving the American people, not political agendas.” Narrative scaffold. Pointing to a small, unconnected fact, which includes a false narrative (no political agendas), designed to support the larger narrative. Yes folks, it is that coordinated and evil.

If you believe that government personnel are without political agendas, you haven't been paying attention. When over just the past 15 years have you seen your government lie to you, or spy on opposition leaders?  Hunter Biden laptop is 'Russian disinformation'.  Trump, Russian collusion 2016. You can keep your doctor, 2009.  You will spend less on health insurance, 2009.  Benghazi was not a terrorist attack o the US, 2012. 'Resistance inside the Trump Administration' announced after Trump took office, 2017.  John Durham, Special Counsel Report: 'the FBI lacks fidelity to the law'. Horowitz, Inspector General Report: 'Comey & others at the FBI set a dangerous precedent'

That's just a quick list. Yes, the government of the United States lies constantly to the people. Do we want that to continue? I have always said we have at least twice too many government employees. We can't get teachers paid because all the money from education funding goes to administration across the country. Don't believe me, drive around your school district and check out the big new buildings housing hundreds if not thousands of government administrative bodies. We would need none of them if our taxes paid to the government, which then come back to us in state education funds, didn't come with federal guidelines and reporting which requires administrative clerical personnel. And that is just one department. God knows, there are good, honest, public servants in our government. Some ARE our family and friends as Rob Shriver said. Many more are political activists that have been inserted into the belly of our government over decades. They need to go. Trump should, on day one, reduce the government by 10%. Then 10% each year after for the four years he is in office.  He won't do it, but he should. More From CBSNews: More From FoxNews: More From PBS: More From AP: