The DoW theoretically could fix the procurement mess but it is going to take a whole of government effort to fix the deindustrialization problem. We don't have that because of Congressional obstruction, remaining Deep State implants and the judicial insurrection. Somehow in 1939, FDR was able to convey enough of a sense of urgency to cut through some of that.
The DoW theoretically could fix the procurement mess but it is going to take a whole of government effort to fix the deindustrialization problem. We don't have that because of Congressional obstruction, remaining Deep State implants and the judicial insurrection. Somehow in 1939, FDR was able to convey enough of a sense of urgency to cut through some of that.
A worthy opbective and th way to do it is to
a) Revome "protective" tarifrs. [tariffs on imports from geopolitical adveraries are OK] import restrictions are export taxes.
b) Reduce the federal and state deficits to the sump of public investments (activities that have NPV>0)
Someone should explain to the Presient that his policies go agast his stted objectives