A surprising number of D.C.-based federal bureaucrats plan to oppose Trump from within the government

D.C.-based bureaucrats are split along partisan lines, with Republicans planning to support the president and Democrats planning to oppose him.

75% of bureaucrats who voted for Vice President Kamala Harris say they would disobey a lawful Trump order if they consider it bad policy.

This is a refreshing change from Trump ’s first term, when many Republicans joined Democrats .

Survey finds that bureaucrats and the Elite 1% tend not to see eye to eye with voters.

Elites are more likely to agree with bureaucrats on key issues, but when asked if cutting government spending would be good or bad for the economy, they sided with voters. The survey also found key gaps on issues voters and bureaucrats consider most important.

Congress can help Trump combat this deep state phenomenon by passing laws preventing public sector unions in the federal government, restraining regulations, and reining in agencies that have been insulated from Congress and the president, such as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau . Tyler O'Neil is senior editor at The Daily Signal and the author of two books: " Making Hate Pay: The Corruption of the Southern Poverty Law Center ," and " The Woketopus: The Dark Money Cabal Manipulating the Federal Government ." Original article link.