Trump Neurosis Thread

[putnam6]

Here's the other reality that ANY and ALL administrations must face.

With diminishing birthrates making their debut (even on a planetary scale) and with our government being too big (read powerful) as it was... 
an imbalance is forthcoming. 

Those politically-fixated cannot be the arbiters here... population cycles are not political,
their entrenchment most often breeds decay, the more "successful" they are, the deeper the rot.

Each of those 57,000 employees did not 'create this circumstance'...
I wonder how much they will have to sacrifice for "politically-appointed" leadership?

Imagine if they were unionized? 
Think that's in some backroom being bandied about... how to "pull that off?"

IS the birthrate collapsing why one party was handing out SSCs to immigrants? 

Some suggest why the UK and EU are letting so many migrants.

Pretty sure it doesn't matter the air traffic controllers were unionized PATCO when Reagan fired them.

Just because each of them didn't cause this circumstance it doesn't mean they still should get an American taxpayer-funded check. 

https://x.com/i/grok/share/jnyRMOD94q4fhMriHpJ8nzzn5

  

Yes, air traffic controllers were unionized when President Ronald Reagan fired them. They were part of the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization (PATCO), a labor union formed in 1968 to represent air traffic controllers in the United States. On August 3, 1981, nearly 13,000 PATCO members went on strike, demanding better pay, working conditions, and a shorter workweek. Reagan declared the strike illegal under the Taft-Hartley Act, which prohibits federal employees from striking, and gave the controllers 48 hours to return to work. When most did not comply, he fired over 11,000 striking controllers on August 5, 1981, effectively decimating the union. PATCO was decertified later that year, and the fired controllers were banned from federal employment.