Representative Andy Biggs has fired the opening salvo in what promises to be the most consequential battle of Trump’s return to power: dismantling the entrenched bureaucratic resistance that spent four years undermining American sovereignty from within our own government.
The Arizona conservative’s urgent warning comes as intelligence emerges about coordinated efforts by career federal employees to create “administrative speed bumps” designed to run out the clock on Trump’s transformational agenda. These aren’t mere policy disagreements—this is systematic subversion of democratic governance by unelected operatives who believe their globalist ideology trumps the will of American voters.
“The President’s top aides must identify and remove these deep state operatives who are actively working to subvert his agenda,” Biggs declared, highlighting a reality that Washington’s political class has long refused to acknowledge. While Democrats march in lockstep behind even their most radical candidates, conservatives have allowed bureaucratic saboteurs to operate with impunity under the guise of “civil service protection.”
The stakes couldn’t be higher. Trump enters office with unprecedented intelligence about resistance networks that previously operated in shadows. Unlike 2017, when America First patriots were caught off-guard by the scope of institutional betrayal, this administration arrives battle-tested and legally prepared to exercise constitutional authority over the executive branch.
The deep state’s modus operandi has become predictable: delay implementation through procedural warfare, leak sensitive information to sympathetic media outlets, and coordinate with external resistance groups to create manufactured crises. These tactics successfully neutered significant portions of Trump’s first-term agenda, effectively disenfranchising millions of Americans who voted for border security, economic nationalism, and constitutional governance.
Biggs understands what many establishment Republicans still refuse to acknowledge: this isn’t about partisan politics, it’s about preserving democratic accountability itself. When unelected bureaucrats can nullify electoral mandates through administrative obstruction, we’ve abandoned constitutional governance for technocratic authoritarianism.
The economic implications extend far beyond Washington power games. Every delayed deregulation costs American businesses billions in compliance expenses. Every postponed energy project keeps us dependent on hostile foreign regimes. Every stalled immigration enforcement measure allows continued wage suppression of working-class Americans. The deep state’s resistance isn’t just political—it’s economic warfare against American prosperity.
Constitutional framers never envisioned a permanent bureaucratic class wielding veto power over elected leadership. The executive branch serves at the President’s pleasure, not the other way around. Trump’s legal authority to reshape federal agencies according to his mandate isn’t just constitutional—it’s democratically essential.
The globalist establishment’s panic over potential personnel changes reveals their true priorities. They’ve spent decades embedding ideological allies throughout federal agencies, creating parallel power structures that operate independently of democratic oversight. Their resistance to accountability measures exposes the authoritarian impulses they project onto conservatives.
Smart patriots recognize this moment’s historical significance. Previous conservative victories were systematically undermined by administrative state resistance, creating a cycle where electoral success translated into policy failure. Breaking this pattern requires the kind of comprehensive house-cleaning that Biggs advocates—not gradual reform, but systematic transformation.
The left’s hysterical reaction to potential bureaucratic changes demonstrates their understanding of what’s at stake. They’ve relied on administrative allies to implement policies that could never survive democratic scrutiny. Removing these operatives doesn’t threaten democracy—it restores it.
Trump’s team now possesses both the legal framework and political intelligence necessary to execute comprehensive personnel reforms. The question isn’t whether they have authority to act, but whether they have the resolve to use it effectively.
American patriots should monitor key agency appointments as the definitive measure of this administration’s seriousness about draining the swamp. The bureaucratic resistance that sabotaged America First policies won’t surrender quietly, but they can be defeated through constitutional means and democratic mandate.
This represents our last, best opportunity to restore government of, by, and for the people. The deep state’s reign ends now.
