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After years of deep state interference in Republican administrations and priorities, as well as RINOs in Congress, demand is growing for the DC swamp to finally be drained. But can such a thing be done? Despite former President Trump's efforts throughout his 2017-2021 term, the swamp hasn't gone anywhere.
Richard Manning with Americans for Limited Government thinks this time around, we might actually be able to get it done. He said, "In 2017-2018, there wasn't as much knowledge about how challenging the swamp is, how counterproductive it is."
Manning thinks that after several years of information being brought to light about deep state collusion against Trump and against the American people, there will be enough of a consensus that something needs to be done if Republicans win back the House, Senate, and White House in 2024.
Manning says with just a 15-seat majority, 53 GOP senators, and some willpower, Republicans would have everything they need to shrink the federal government back down to size and drain the swamp for good.