Budget Reform and Agency Reevaluation

This chapter focuses on the urgent need for budget reform in the U.S., aiming for $2 trillion in savings by 2029 through strategic cuts in government spending, defense budgets, and entitlement programs. It examines the public perception of federal agencies like OSHA and the National Endowment for the Arts, arguing for their potential elimination to enhance fiscal responsibility. The chapter further critiques the link between federal regulations and workplace safety, suggesting that market dynamics can drive improvements without compulsory oversight.