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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… President will have the opportunity to signal the demand for such strategic products and prioritize their production through communications to intelligence leaders and formal mechanisms such as shifting priorities within the … - page 221
… Accounting for the long history of intelligence failures and surprises, an incoming conservative President must appreciate the ambiguity, complexity, limits, and assumptions inherent in intelligence assessments. … decision systems within a foreign country or organization, and this makes consistently accurate predictions difficult if … - page 221
… With regard to election-threat analysis and - 2793 With regard to election-threat analysis and politically controversial topics, agency leaders should … admonition that we need to maintain tradecraft standards across all countries and topics by ensuring that … - page 221
… “Obligation to Share” and Real-Time Auditing - 2794 “Obligation to Share” and Real-Time Auditing Capability. The federal government has … Community Page number 221 … “Obligation to Share” and Real-Time Auditing Capability. The federal government has … - page 221
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