After years of bureaucratic bloat, President Donald Trump is making good on his promise to right-size the government.

Slashing duplicative and counterproductive jobs has reduced the federal workforce to its lowest level in over a decade, which in turn will help make life more affordable for Americans.

And the cuts are poised to continue.

This stands in stark contrast to the four years of the Biden administration, during which the former president egged on Congress to spend faster than drunken sailors, including on new bureaucrats in Washington, DC.

The federal workforce grew by more than 160,000 from June 2022 until Biden left office.

That was a massive expense for taxpayers not only in terms of salaries and benefits, but also in terms of the trouble those workers caused.

Consider that every government regulator costs the economy millions each year just by throwing red tape in the face of entrepreneurs and consumers.

As the Biden administration placed DEI and ESG officers in every........

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