One of the things that you see when you read Project 2025 is not just the racist dog whistles, but some ideas that were exactly lifted from some of the most extreme white supremacists ever.
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… report directly to their respective headquarters equivalent. This would help to avoid a failure by the department to speak with one voice. It would also allow the component staff to perform more efficiently, … - page 163
… Only political appointees in OLA should - 2277 Only political appointees in OLA should interact directly with congressional staff on all inquiries, including budget and … - page 163
… Because dozens of congressional committees and - 2278 Because dozens of congressional committees and subcommittees either have or claim to have … on down spend so much time responding to congressional hearing and briefing requests, letters, and questions for … - page 163
… focus more precisely on the DHS mission, OLA staff should also identify outdated and needless congressional reporting requirements and notify Congress Chapter … focus more precisely on the DHS mission, OLA staff should also identify outdated and needless congressional reporting … - page 163
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