Spitballing on national television, President Trump floated the idea of bringing back earmarks. That was naïve, because the president has no say in congressional procedure. It was also stupid, because making earmarks great again would force an identity crisis impossible for the White House to survive.
Trump would be attacking the signature fiscal conservative achievements of his vice president and at least four of his key Cabinet members.
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