Will Trump’s Department of Education strategy actually cut the bureaucracy?

Byron York, Washington Examiner

Many conservatives want to see the federal government reduced. Failing that, they, like

nearly everyone else, would like to see an increase in efficiency. If Trump’s action does nothing more than reduce the size of the bureaucracy involved in handing out billions of dollars in taxpayer money, and make the remaining part more efficient, that would be a plus. Despite the recent Democratic and media lionization of federal workers, the fact remains that the federal bureaucracy is too big, too slow-moving, and too resistant to innovation.