@seawulf575 .
First off. There are many appointed positions, in the private sector, and in the government, which high paying/“justified.”
When I am talking about reducing the power, of the EPA, it seems to be hurting the environment, to help private corporations, more profitable. Lowering emission standards, and allowing resource harnessing, seem to be helping the uber wealthy corporations, at the detriment, of the nation.
When coastal cities start to flood, air/water quality becomes poor, it will be tax dollars (not the companies that profited) which will be needed to fix these issues.
It seems that your position, is to let the rich get richer, while the burden of dealing with the ramifications, will fall on the tax payers…
It will cost tax payers, trillions, to try to fix these issues, while the rich, get richer. Many of the rich, getting richer, will be powerful, unqualified, appointed people…
And. Those will be far more wealthy, and powerful, than the appointees, in the government.
Ultimately. The corporate appointed losers, will have more control over the government, and you, thanks to the weakened “bloated” government.
Is that the trade off, you are willing to accept?
I have trouble understanding, that logic…
Or. Am I misinterpreting, your stance?