President Trump’s 10 platform to fight the deep state power that is corrupting America. (Also a sure and scary man)

I think it’s going to make America feel better again, just like Germany eradicated the Nazis after World War II.
(Please don’t follow the footsteps of Korea that didn’t eliminate pro-Japanese group.)

Donald Trump’s plan to dismantle the deep state consists of several proposals to reduce bureaucracy, corruption, and insider influence in the U.S. government. A detailed description of each item is as follows:

1. Reissuing 2020 Executive Order to Restore Presidential Authority: Trump seeks to reissue the previous executive order, strengthening the president’s power to directly dismiss federal employees. By doing so, he will be able to fire officials who are considered “impure” and fire officials who are not faithful to the administration’s policies.
2. Eliminating Corrupt Figures in National Security and Intelligence: Hinting a major shake-up in intelligence agencies such as the CIA, FBI, and NSA, Trump claims there are many people within these agencies who oppose his administration. This step includes a willingness to replace those who are loyal to past administrations, or who follow certain agendas.
3. FISA (Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act) Court Reform: Trump criticizes FISA courts for being misused due to inadequate processing and seeks to prevent abuse by strengthening court review of warrant applications, especially based on claims that his campaign was monitored for misinformation.
4. “False Case” and Exposing Abuse of Power: Trump seeks to release confidential documents of events that he believes attacked his administration for political purposes, including the Russian scandal, and expose these actions that divide the country.
5. Govt to crack down on information leakers: Trump says he will toughen penalties for government officials who leak media-sensitive information. He sees these leaks as encouraging “false narratives,” destabilizing governments, and wants to prevent negative cooperation between the media and the government.
6. Establishment of an independent inspector’s office: operate an inspector general (IG) office that monitors each department independently and physically separate it from the department, preventing inspectors from getting too close to the monitoring department or protecting it.
7. Establishing an Independent Audit System for Intelligence Surveillance: Trump says he will ask Congress for an independent audit system to prevent illegal activities by agencies like the FBI and CIA, spying on U.S. citizens, or election interference. Referring to the case that his campaign was under surveillance in 2016, he intends to prevent it from happening again.
8. Some Provincial Relocation of Federal Bureaucracy: He proposes relocating some branches of the federal government to other areas outside of Washington, D.C. Through this, Trump claims to reduce centralization in the “Washington swamp” and create a government that can get closer to citizens in other areas.
9. Restricting Private Sector Turnover by Federal Bureaucrats: Trump seeks to reduce conflicts of interest and the possibility of corruption by barring government employees from moving to private companies that he previously regulated.
10. Parliamentarians Promote Term Limits: He insists on limiting the term of a parliamentarian through constitutional amendments. This is to prevent politicians from becoming ‘professional politicians’ and to induce them to provide public services closer to the electorate.

The plan reflects Trump’s alleged inefficiency, accountability issues, and criticism of the concentration of political power in federal agencies. Through the plan, Trump aims to reduce the influence of bureaucracy, strengthen more oversight, and reduce the concentration of power in Washington.