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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… Focus on deployability and sustained operations. - 1536 Focus on deployability and sustained operations. The U.S. Army’s very lethal ground force capability is irrelevant if it cannot quickly deploy … - page 109
… 1. Immediately increase the production and stockpiling of critical munitions and repair parts. Chapter Department of Defense Page number 109 … 1. Immediately increase the … - page 109
… in all - 1538 2. Prioritize expeditionary logistics in all force design and operational planning to guarantee entry into a contested theater of war. Chapter Department of Defense Page number 109 … 2. Prioritize expeditionary … - page 109
… 3 Increase the level of Joint - 1539 3. Increase the level of Joint Force training, synchronization, and coordination focused on … - page 109
… 4 Prepare to deploy forces from - 1540 4. Prepare to deploy forces from degraded U.S.-based transportation … - page 109
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