It's kind of shocking, when it comes to how irresponsible it is. It's emblematic of a desire to, essentially, increase corporate power.
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… the Office of Communications), the OLA must ensure that congressional leaders receive one unified message. If other actors within the White House maintain their own relationships with congressional leaders and staffers, it may appear that the … - page 27
… OLA staffers need to be involved in policy discussions, budget reviews, and other important meetings. They must also provide advice to policy staffers regarding whether certain ideas are politically feasible. … - page 27
… reality to other White House staffers when necessary. Although a policy proposal from within the White House may be a great idea, OLA staffers must ensure that it is politically … President should seek out individuals who can advance his agenda and at the same time forge pathways with members of … - page 27
… leader of—his football team. Chapter White House Office Page number 27 … Most important, the OLA must function as a … - page 27
… PRESIDENTIAL PERSONNEL (PPO) Chapter White House Office Page number 27 … OFFICE OF PRESIDENTIAL PERSONNEL (PPO) … … - page 27
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