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In Ramaswamy's personal view, the federal government needs to be trimmed by upwards of 75 percent all across the board. Ramaswamy wants to send all those people "home packing" and eliminate many of the agencies at which they currently work. "In a true self-governing democracy, it should be our elected representatives that make the laws and the rules, not unelected bureaucrats," he said. "And that is the single greatest form of economic stimulus we could have in this country, but it is also the single most effective way to restore self-governance in our country as well. And it is the blueprint for, I think, how we save this country." Ramaswamy feels as though 25 percent of the workforce in general, public or private, is currently doing 80 or 90 percent of the "useful work." The same is true in Washington, he says. "This will send shockwaves through the system, and anyone involved in government waste, which is a lot of people," will be let go, confirmed Elon Musk about the changes that are coming. You can watch the full interview with Ramaswamy below: The latest news about Trump's second reign over America as president can be found at Trump.news. Sources for this article include: ZeroHedge.com NaturalNews.comVivek sat down with Lex Fridman, and he compared the federal government to former Japanese corporate culture. If you can’t fire an employee, the boss is actually the servant to the employee. Smart framing. The people through POTUS serve the bureaucrats when they should serve us. pic.twitter.com/vVdKeaRByN
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