A month in President Donald Trump The second term in the White House, Republican Government Brian Kemp gives Trump’s thumb to “move quickly and fast”.
Trump has initially retained a frenetic pace in the beginning of his weeks White housewith the Lion of Executive Orders and Actions. His muscular moves – they were applauded by Republicans and criticized Democrats – they encouraged the borders of the executive power because the president quickly put his seal to the Federal Government.
“It’s good to see someone who just brings back the policy of common sense to the White House, but just just what they promised to the American people to do,” said Kemp, a popular conservative georient governor of Georgia, emphasized Lisica in Lisica Digital Interview.
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President Donald Trump speaks on Tuesday, February 18, 2025. At MAR-A-LAGMA at Palm Beach, Florida. (Pool by AP)
Kemp, chair Republican Governor AssociationHe faced political stabs earlier this decade from Trump because of the complaints observed, but Trump made peace with the Governor of the Key State of Southeast Battlegond last summer while running to win the Presidency.
“From my perspective, it’s good to have someone we can work with in the White House on many things we care about,” ” Kemp was added.
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Kemp also welcomes Trump’s creation of the Government Efficiency Department (Doge), with a mission to revise and reduce the federal government.
Trump appointed Elon musk – The richest person in the world and the Executive Director of Tesla and Space X – for the management of the organization.
President Donald Trump, exactly, says in an oval office, as Elon Musk listens to in the White House on Tuesday, February 11, 2025 in Washington, DC (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
Doga has swallowed the Federal Agency since Trump was inaugurated a month ago, using what the White House claims to be billions in wasteful federal consumption. He also took the meat splitter into the federal workforce, resulting in a major decrease in employees. The Dogea moves have launched the killing of lawsuits in response.
“I think everyone agrees that we know, we needed some real dimensions in the Federal Government,” Kemp said asking Doge’s efforts. “We can’t keep spending like we have spent, when you look at where interest rates are, debt and deficit, and some difficult choices will be brought. But these are what they [Trump] The campaign, so I greet them to do what they said. “
Some of the cuts spent by Doge influenced the disease control centers (CDC), based in Atlanta.
“CDC has 13,000 employees, so I think this is about confronting 1,000 people. So, you know, in the empire of things, it’s not a huge cut,” Kemp claimed.
The governor added that “even Elon Musk himself said,” Look, we will make a mistake in the way. “When we do this, we will admit them and fix them. ‘But they will also find a lot of efficiency, and I think they will do it at the end of the day.”
Kemp emphasized that “I think everyone understands that the Government should be properly in size, even in places like CDCs.”
At that time, President Donald Trump speaks during a meeting with Republican governors in Mar-a-lag on Thursday, January 9, 2025. At Palm Beach, Florida, as Georgia Brian Kemp, Vladin Virginia Glenn Youngkin, Lousiana Gov. Jeff Landry, Government of South Caroline Henry McMaster and Susie Wiles listen. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
Kemp also pointed out that the efforts to reduce costs by Dogeo are similar to what Republican governors have been doing for years in their countries.
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“It happens for a long time in countries, especially in the Republican countries, where … great Republican governors made an efficient state government, balanced by our budgets,” he noticed. “It happens for a long time, it just might not have been the same name.”
In addition, Kemp emphasized that GOP GOP “proud of ourselves to make the government smaller, more effective, making sure we work for people in our country.”
