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What does Agenda 47 spell for America's future?

Trump named the plans for his second term, Agenda 47, although for reasons known only to them,

America's mainstream media persists in ignoring it. They shouldn't. At best, it's a dystopian nightmare.

At worst, it means ending our current system of American government, aligning the U.S. with

Russia and other autocratic nations, and the USA leading the charge against democracy and in

favor of authoritarian strongman forms of government across the world.

Over at his website, Trump lays out the details of his governing agenda, complete with short

videos promoting each of the steps he plans to take.

They and his many statements about future plans, which will probably see implemented during his first 100 days,

include gutting the EPA, OSHA, CPSB, IRS, the Labor Department, and other federal agencies that keep our air clean, our water

pure, and protect average Americans from predation by the morbidly rich in their corporations.

Back in the 1970s, Richard Nixon said he was going to use impoundment, strip funding from

agencies his donors

didn't like, claiming that even though Congress had appropriated budgets for them, he could, as

head of the executive branch, simply impound that money and refuse to spend it. His plan to remake the

federal government was interrupted by Watergate. In 1974, Democrats in Congress got together and passed legislation outlawing this, and Jerry Ford signed it into law.

But Trump's lawyers apparently think they can get it overturned through their appointees on the courts,

or even as they now have both branches of Congress through new legislation.

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