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| − | A '''swamp rat''', sometimes refereed to as '''swamp creature''', are longtime [[civil service system]] [[bureaucrat]]s of the [[federal]] [[government]] in [[Washington, D.C.]], | + | A '''swamp rat''', sometimes refereed to as '''swamp creature''', are longtime [[civil service system]] [[bureaucrat]]s of the [[federal]] [[government]] in [[Washington, D.C.]], as well as the elected [[legislator]]s who excuse and protect their conduct. Also included in this group are anti-reform [[lobbyist]]s, [[attorney]]s, and [[mainstream media]] figures. |
Swamp rats are the overseers of the [[administrative state]]. | Swamp rats are the overseers of the [[administrative state]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:02, October 2, 2019
A swamp rat, sometimes refereed to as swamp creature, are longtime civil service system bureaucrats of the federal government in Washington, D.C., as well as the elected legislators who excuse and protect their conduct. Also included in this group are anti-reform lobbyists, attorneys, and mainstream media figures.
Swamp rats are the overseers of the administrative state.
Many if not most are adherents to Marxist-Leninist political theory of governance by undemocratic and anti-democratic technocratic elitists.