It's just telling that you've got an authoritarian playbook that sort of, at every pass, seems to be more focused on driving up corporate profits at the expense of the American people.
Taking the Reins of Government
… independent constitutional status nor separate moral legitimacy.” Byzantine personnel rules provide the bureaucrats … their chief means of self-protection. What’s more, knowledge of such rules is used to thwart the President’s appointees and agenda. As Devine, Kirk, and Dans write, “Managing the … - page 20
… Many of these laws and regulations - 602 Many of these laws and regulations governing a largely underworked, overcompensated, and … - page 20
… out the President’s desires, political appointees must be given the tools, knowledge, and support to overcome the federal government ’s obstructionist Human Resources departments. … - page 20
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… who often try to overrule political appointees serving in the various executive departments. Empowering political appointees across the Administration is crucial to Chapter Taking the Reins of Government Page number 20 … keeper of … - page 20
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