We need to think about deregulating government itself, getting the rules out of the way that keep government from achieving the democratic outcomes it aims for.

The Democratic Party must become less rule-bound and more focused on outcomes to effectively govern and respond to the challenges of the modern era.

The regulatory reforms that were once well-intentioned have led to severe downstream consequences, and we need someone to intervene to change this.

The Democratic Party's obsession with process over outcomes has led to failures in achieving their goals, necessitating a shift in focus to effective governance.

The need for a political identity that values efficient bureaucracies while reforming institutions is crucial for addressing contemporary challenges.

To address government overreach, voters must elect representatives who oppose such actions, and there needs to be transparency about past censorship practices, including investigations and potential prosecutions for those responsible.

The only way to make radical change in government is to bulldoze the existing structure and then rebuild it, allowing for a fresh start.

I believe that to create a new law, one must delete an existing law, as overregulation is a significant issue that needs to be addressed.

We need transparency in governance, ensuring that laws are understandable and that the populace is well-informed.