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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… of White House Counsel also serves as the primary gateway for communication between the White House and the … of White House Counsel also serves as the primary gateway for communication between the White House and the … - page 27
… top ofits organization. This includes information on its way into the Oval Office as well as information flowing out … top ofits organization. This includes information on its way into the Oval Office as well as information flowing out … - page 27
… who can advance his agenda and at the same time forge pathways with members of the opposing political party on other … who can advance his agenda and at the same time forge pathways with members of the opposing political party on other … - page 27
… and connecting political personnel. Playing “bad cop” in a way that other White House offices cannot (including serving … and connecting political personnel. Playing “bad cop” in a way that other White House offices cannot (including serving … - page 27
… - 707 Because nearly all White House activities are in some way inherently political, the OPA needs to be aware of all … 27 … Because nearly all White House activities are in some way inherently political, the OPA needs to be aware of all … - page 27
… department and agency. Since a President’s agenda is always in motion, it is important for the OPL to facilitate … department and agency. Since a President’s agenda is always in motion, it is important for the OPL to facilitate … - page 27
… be staffed in - 729 The IGA can be staffed in a variety of ways, but two arrangements are most common: Chapter White … Page number 35 … The IGA can be staffed in a variety of ways, but two arrangements are most common: … The IGA can be … - page 35
… - 742 distinct and more granular policy decisions along the way. It is essential to have a centralized process for … 37 … distinct and more granular policy decisions along the way. It is essential to have a centralized process for … - page 37
… to head both the NEC and the CEA. The CEA is almost always led by a well-known academic economist, and the NEC is … to head both the NEC and the CEA. The CEA is almost always led by a well-known academic economist, and the NEC is … - page 37
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