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.
Federal Election Commission
… generally be much higher, as they hamstring candidates and parties while serving no practical anticorruption purpose. … generally be much higher, as they hamstring candidates and parties while serving no practical anticorruption purpose. … - page 866
… Commissioners have a duty to enforce FECA in a fair, nonpartisan, objective manner. But they must do so in a way … the First Amendment rights of the public, political parties, and candidates to fully participate in the political process. The President has the … - page 866
… nominee has been rejected by the Senate, the tradition of bipartisan voice vote confirmation has largely ended. Two … nominees—Allen Dickerson and Sean Cooksey—were confirmed on party-line votes in 2020. And one Democrat—Dara … nominee has been rejected by the Senate, the tradition of bipartisan voice vote confirmation has largely ended. Two … - page 867
Federal Trade Commission
… rents, and have been doing so for at least 15 years, apart from during the depths of the Great Recession that … rents, and have been doing so for at least 15 years, apart from during the depths of the Great Recession that … - page 871
… the explanations for this shift are not clear, what is particularly disturbing is the possibility that these rents are extracted at least in part through regulatory capture—which can function as a bar … the explanations for this shift are not clear, what is particularly disturbing is the possibility that these rents … - page 871
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