Maybe I wasn't clear my yes to all three questions was in regards to the very specific context and quote of Vance. I would not have agreed with Vance if it was on a general topic on Presidential power but as I stated when it specifically ties to the bureaucracy the President should have complete blanket authority with only a couple of exceptions like doj and defense.) And that's what he was talking about, he wasn't saying in general he was saying specific to the issue of being able to get rid of the entire bureaucracy at will.
*I have a habit of using the 15 minutes to edit and add things to my detriment sometimes because I ran out of time to clarify that distinction in my post to you
I could care less what Thiel And Yarvin think because they're not part of government and also you can't give a blanket answer to three completely separate quotes even if you feel they ar related
Bureaucracies in healthy democracy are seen as independent.
Are you serious Clark? 90% the Washington DC bureaucracy is Democrat. Just like at the universities they treat you like you are Hitler if you're not one of them.
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