It’s preposterous. There’s no problem that’s getting addressed with this solution, this is a solution in search of some problem.
Taking the Reins of Government
… bureaucracy has neither independent constitutional status nor separate moral legitimacy.” Byzantine personnel rules provide the bureaucrats with their chief means of self-protection. What’s more, … - page 20
… Many of these laws and regulations - 602 Many of these laws and regulations governing a largely underworked, overcompensated, and unaccountable federal civilian workforce are so … - page 20
… Resources departments. More fundamentally, the new Administration must fill its ranks with political appointees. Devine, Kirk, and Dans observe that “the Trump Administration appointed fewer political appointees in its first few … - page 20
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… OMB - 605 keeper of ‘commander’s intent,” yet OMB is dominated by career employees who often try to overrule political … Empowering political appointees across the Administration is crucial to Chapter Taking the Reins of Government … number 20 … keeper of ‘commander’s intent,” yet OMB is dominated by career employees who often try to overrule political … - page 20
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