Two Sets of Rules
If you’ve lived in America long enough, you start to realize there are always two sets of rules.
Government
Regulatory reform, governance tools, and public sector modernization.
Tradition and New Normals
Tradition is important, but once tradition is broken, there is no real way to go back.
Top-Down Approach to Revolution
There are always two basic ways to create change—especially radical social change.
The Missing Group
There’s always a “missing” or silent group in US politics: Asian Americans.
Separation of Church and state
However, with Trump being elected, this administration is totally disregarding all tradition and law.
Federal Budget Cuts and National Debt Increases
The budget is expanding while debt rises, despite claims of deficit reduction.
Polarized USA
The US is so polarized that it feels like no matter what, there will never be a consensus.
Obsession of Thank you
Well, the color gold probably originated from Trump’s personal taste and also his years in Las Vegas casinos.
Limit of Propaganda
I know a lot of Americans are frustrated with the one-third of Americans who are MAGA no matter what.
Law is useless without consequences
We are facing a lawless Trump administration, and everyone knows that.
ICE is No Longer Your Regular Federal Agency
The training for ICE agents has been shortened to only 47 days.
Gerrymandering
But there is another problem with gerrymandering: politics is always changing.
Data and Propaganda
The most effective propaganda isn’t designed to make you trust it.
Blaming Game
This article is not meant to sanewash Trump’s policies.
A Left-Wing Trump?
For many people, the only way to endure the past year of "Trump 2.0" is the hope of finding another Trump—but from the progressive side.