The short-term government shutdown debate is a joke: Everyone gets backpay. Everything goes back to normal, with a little more funding and a slightly bigger government. The administrative state wins every time. We should be talking about how to *achieve* a real government shutdown. We see the same theatrics... every few months because the GOP refuses to do what I’ve pledged to accomplish: *shut down* the administrative state for good. 🇺🇸show more

Nothing like a temporary government program to last for generations.

The short-term government shutdown should be long-term.

The cyclical 'shutdown' charade is a distraction. True change requires dismantling bloated bureaucracies and reigning in unchecked administrative power. Bold solutions, not repetitive theatrics, will pave the path forward. 🇺🇸

Do your research on prior government shutdowns.

SHUT. IT. DOWN. TRUTH. 🇺🇲 Veterans for Vivek 🇺🇲 #VeteransForVivek

Government shutdowns might seem like a way to challenge the administrative state ..they often end up being temporary inconveniences with backpay Hmmm ... Perhaps it's time to have a more substantive conversation about achieving meaningful reforms instead of recurring theatrics

cutting down fed is really interesting to see how it turns out, pls stop the FED coin lol

The cyclical theatrics of short-term government shutdowns are merely temporary disruptions, always reverting to an expanded status quo. It's essential to address the root issue and genuinely work towards shutting down the administrative state.

Vivek gets to the root cause of things. That’s the first step to solving problems.

gutting 75% of the govt is why you will lose