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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… Exert Leverage During the Confirmation Process. Notwithstanding the challenges and slowness of the modern U.S. Senate confirmation process, the next President can exert leverage on the Senate if he or she is willing to … - page 173
… The next Administration should assert leadership over, and guidance to, the State Department by placing political … including senior advisors, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretaries, and Deputy Assistant Secretaries. Given the … - page 173
… appointees should be selected by the President-elect’s transition team or the new President’s Office of Presidential … Personnel (depending on the timing of selection) and be in place the first day of the Administration. No one ina leadership position on the morning of January 20 should hold that position at the end of the day. … - page 173
… Support and Train Political Appointees. The - 2354 Support and Train Political Appointees. The Secretary of State should use his or her office and its resources to ensure regular coordination among all … - page 173
… the Value of Career Officials. Career foreign service and civil service personnel can and must be leveraged for their expertise and commitment to … - page 173
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