Staff Reports
In an extraordinary act of protest, a group of EPA employees has openly criticized the Trump administration, claiming that recent policy shifts threaten the very purpose of their agency. They argue these changes harm efforts to safeguard the earth and human health. But let’s be real—what truly underpins this dissent? A resistance to needed reform and bureaucratic overreach that conservatives have hoped to pare down for years.
Under Trump’s leadership, a clear message was sent to the overblown, unaccountable government agencies: get back to basics and stop stifling American industry with ridiculous regulations. But some folks in the EPA are upset because, heaven forbid, we prioritize economic growth and common-sense policies that benefit workers and businesses in our heartland.
Think about who benefits from a bloated EPA. Washington insiders and career bureaucrats, that’s who. Meanwhile, hard-working Americans are left to deal with the job-killing repercussions. Liberals love to paint themselves as the ultimate protectors of the environment, but their hypocrisy shines bright when seeing how their policies crush everyday Americans while padding the pockets of globalist elites.
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— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) June 30, 2025
This latest stunt by dissenting EPA staffers is just another example of how deeply entrenched the anti-Trump sentiment runs. It’s a desperate attempt to cling to the status quo, fearing change that actually supports American jobs and sovereignty. Are we really supposed to side with these bureaucrats over an administration fighting to make America great again?
Do these environmental warriors truly care about the environment, or do they just love the power they hold over our lives? It’s time to stand with leaders who act in the interest of the American people, not ideological bureaucracies. Remember, actions speak louder than words when it comes to patriotism.
