This is a common theme in Republican administrations dating back to presidents Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan. What you do is you break the government, make it very hard for the government to function, and then you loudly announce that the government can’t do anything.
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… and responsibility to avoid conflicts. It should also identify specific points of contact for each element of the … and responsibility to avoid conflicts. It should also identify specific points of contact for each element of the … - page 24
… by taking stock of the President’s campaign promises, identifying current and prospective opportunities, and then … by taking stock of the President’s campaign promises, identifying current and prospective opportunities, and then … - page 24
… the President’s agenda. Although its focus should be identifying and recruiting leaders to fill the approximately … the President’s agenda. Although its focus should be identifying and recruiting leaders to fill the approximately … - page 27
… Identifying potential political personnel both actively - 690 Identifying potential political personnel both actively … actors. Chapter White House Office Page number 27 … Identifying potential political personnel both actively … - page 27
… Identifying programmatic political workforce needs early - 693 Identifying programmatic political workforce needs early and … Schedule F). Chapter White House Office Page number 27 … Identifying programmatic political workforce needs early and … - page 27
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