Trump’s ‘Drain the Swamp’ Blueprint Leaked – Democrats and RINOs on Edge

The federal government is about to see a major shake-up, and it’s all thanks to Trump’s bold new plan to “drain the swamp”.

If and when he wins, the way the government operates will never be the same.

Keep reading, as we take a deep dive into the details of Trump’s plan and what it means for the future of our country.

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— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) January 26, 2023

When classified docs were found at Mar-A-Lago, Pence rushed to ABC to slander Trump.

When classified docs were found at Biden's home, Pence happens to "find" docs in his own home.

Pence is the swamp.https://t.co/pJA91MBus2

— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) January 24, 2023

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Are you ready for a massive shakeup of the swamp?

Because that’s exactly what could happen if former President Trump is elected to a second term.

Trump signed an executive order in October 2020, “Creating Schedule F in the Excepted Service.”

This established a new employment category for federal employees, allowing the immediate firing of tens of thousands of civil servants who serve in roles deemed to have some influence over policy.

In other words, this gives the president the power to replace them with people more loyal to the “America First” agenda.

Axios confirms:

Trump signed an executive order, “Creating Schedule F in the Excepted Service,” in October 2020, which established a new employment category for federal employees. It received wide media coverage for a short period, then was largely forgotten in the mayhem and aftermath of Jan. 6 — and quickly was rescinded by President Biden.

Sources close to Trump say that if he were elected to a second term, he would immediately reimpose it.

Tens of thousands of civil servants who serve in roles deemed to have some influence over policy would be reassigned as “Schedule F” employees. Upon reassignment, they would lose their employment protections.

New presidents typically get to replace more than 4,000 so-called “political” appointees to oversee the running of their administrations. But below this rotating layer of political appointees sits a mass of government workers who enjoy strong employment protections — and typically continue their service from one administration to the next, regardless of the president’s party affiliation.

An initial estimate by the Trump official who came up with Schedule F found it could apply to as many as 50,000 federal workers — a fraction of a workforce of more than 2 million, but a segment with a profound role in shaping American life.

Trump, in theory, could fire tens of thousands of career government officials with no recourse for appeals. He could replace them with people he believes are more loyal to him and to his “America First” agenda.

Even if Trump did not deploy Schedule F to this extent, the very fact that such power exists could create a significant chilling effect on government employees.

It would effectively upend the modern civil service, triggering a shock wave across the bureaucracy. The next president might then move to gut those pro-Trump ranks — and face the question of whether to replace them with her or his own loyalists, or revert to a traditional bureaucracy.

Such pendulum swings and politicization could threaten the continuity and quality of service to taxpayers, the regulatory protections, the checks on executive power, and other aspects of American democracy.

Trump’s allies claim such pendulum swings will not happen because they will not have to fire anything close to 50,000 federal workers to achieve the result, as one source put it, of “behavior change.” Firing a smaller segment of “bad apples” among the career officials at each agency would have the desired chilling effect on others tempted to obstruct Trump’s orders.

They say Schedule F will finally end the “farce” of a nonpartisan civil service that they say has been filled with activist liberals who have been undermining GOP presidents for decades.

Unions and Democrats would be expected to immediately fight a Schedule F order. But Trump’s advisers like their chances in a judicial system now dominated at its highest levels by conservatives.

Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-Va.), who chairs the subcommittee that oversees the federal civil service, is among a small group of lawmakers who never stopped worrying about Schedule F, even after Biden rescinded the order. Connolly has been so alarmed that he attached an amendment to this year’s defense bill to prevent a future president from resurrecting Schedule F. The House passed Connolly’s amendment but Republicans hope to block it in the Senate.

This is a move that could change the very fabric of our government and it’s something that you don’t want to miss.

It would give the government back to the people.

Will Trump be able to reimpose Schedule F and “drain the swamp” or will Democrats and unions be able to stop him?

Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure, the fate of the deep state is at stake.