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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… with the NSC, the Secretary of Defense, the Secretary of State, and the Intelligence Community and on advancing all … with the NSC, the Secretary of Defense, the Secretary of State, and the Intelligence Community and on advancing all … - page 24
… political and external groups and be a strong conduit for state and local elected officials, state party organizations, and both grasstop and grassroots … political and external groups and be a strong conduit for state and local elected officials, state party … - page 26
… by Congress (which may be accompanied by signing or veto statements); and briefing books, reading materials, samples … by Congress (which may be accompanied by signing or veto statements); and briefing books, reading materials, samples … - page 27
… overall message through one or two inaugural addresses, State of the Union addresses, speeches to Congress, and … overall message through one or two inaugural addresses, State of the Union addresses, speeches to Congress, and … - page 27
… political entities: national committees, federal and state campaigns, and interest groups. Within legal … political entities: national committees, federal and state campaigns, and interest groups. Within legal … - page 27
… the White House - 727 The IGA connects the White House to state, county, local, and tribal governments. In other … Office Page number 35 … The IGA connects the White House to state, county, local, and tribal governments. In other … - page 35
… the President and Vice President; the Secretaries of State, Defense, and Energy; the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs … the President and Vice President; the Secretaries of State, Defense, and Energy; the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs … - page 37
… decisions and programs are consistent with the President’s stated goals” and “that those goals are being effectively … decisions and programs are consistent with the President’s stated goals” and “that those goals are being effectively … - page 37
… ambassador for the White House and more broadly the United States, announcing Administration priorities and coordinating with heads of state and other top foreign government officials. The Vice … ambassador for the White House and more broadly the United States, announcing Administration priorities and … - page 37
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… is China . China is by any measure the most powerful state in the world other than the United States itself. It apparently aspires to dominate Asia and … is China. China is by any measure the most powerful state in the world other than the United States itself. It … - page 92
… Beijing’s hegemony over Asia. Accordingly, the United States must ensure that China does not succeed. This … in Asia prohibitively difficult. Critically, the United States must be able to do this at a level of cost and risk … Beijing’s hegemony over Asia. Accordingly, the United States must ensure that China does not succeed. This … - page 93
… The United States and its allies - 1379 The United States and its allies also face real threats from Russia, as … Chapter Department of Defense Page number 93 … The United States and its allies also face real threats from Russia, as … - page 93
… landscape. The - 1380 This is a grim landscape. The United States needs to deal with these threats forthrightly and … Page number 93 … This is a grim landscape. The United States needs to deal with these threats forthrightly and … - page 93
… U.S. allies must also step up, with some joining the United States in taking on China in Asia while others take more of … will require more spending on defense, both by the United States and by its allies, as well as active support for … U.S. allies must also step up, with some joining the United States in taking on China in Asia while others take more of … - page 93
… a central part of U.S. defense strategy with the United States not just helping allies to step up, but strongly … a central part of U.S. defense strategy with the United States not just helping allies to step up, but strongly … - page 93
… forces required to deter Russia while relying on the United States primarily for our nuclear deterrent, and select other … forces required to deter Russia while relying on the United States primarily for our nuclear deterrent, and select other … - page 93
… Implement nuclear modernization and expansion. The United States manifestly needs to modernize, adapt, and expand its … … Implement nuclear modernization and expansion. The United States manifestly needs to modernize, adapt, and expand its … - page 93
… The United States must regain its - 1450 The United States must regain its role as the “Arsenal of Democracy.” … procurements. Under previous Administrations, the United States built its reputation as a reliable partner with a … - page 98
… The United States can change this - 1451 The United States can change this downward trajectory by improving … both that our partners remain interoperable with the United States and that our defense industrial base regains … - page 98
… in law; it is merely a practice by which the Department of State provides a preview of prospective arms transfers … in law; it is merely a practice by which the Department of State provides a preview of prospective arms transfers … - page 101
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