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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… Historically, this tradecraft has been passed - 2781 Historically, this tradecraft has been passed on in the form of unwritten rules learned on the job and in … - page 220
… A RAND study of U.S. intelligence - 2782 A RAND study of U.S. intelligence tradecraft notes that the “vast majority of intelligence analysts … - page 220
… the Cold War, however, there was a more balanced analytic focus with greater emphasis on strategic intelligence issues as a means of outcompeting the Soviet Union. This kind of analysis deals not only in secrets, but also in … - page 220
… Regarding its mission to follow longer-term - 2784 Regarding its mission to follow longer-term issues, the IC is falling short in resourcing and in openness to dissenting … - page 220
… For example, the Ombudsman noted in - 2785 For example, the Ombudsman noted in a report on the IC’s handling of election-threat analysis in 2020 that, in his view, CIA … - page 220
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