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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… matters, it is almost impossible to delineate exactly where an issue is strictly personal and has no bearing on … matters, it is almost impossible to delineate exactly where an issue is strictly personal and has no bearing on … - page 27
… agencies, or offices. The purpose is to determine where consensus exists, clearly identify where there are differing opinions, and develop options for … agencies, or offices. The purpose is to determine where consensus exists, clearly identify where there are … - page 37
… and assigning policy responsibilities to only one council where possible will help to speed up the policy-coordination … and assigning policy responsibilities to only one council where possible will help to speed up the policy-coordination … - page 37
… also differs from the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA). Whereas the NEC is in charge of policy development, the CEA … also differs from the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA). Whereas the NEC is in charge of policy development, the CEA … - page 37
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… should be evaluated and redirected in the first instance, where appropriate, to the relevant Assistant Attorney … should be evaluated and redirected in the first instance, where appropriate, to the relevant Assistant Attorney … - page 550
… owes a special responsibility to Americans in jurisdictions where state and local prosecutors have abdicated this … owes a special responsibility to Americans in jurisdictions where state and local prosecutors have abdicated this … - page 553
… • Where warranted and proper under - 8463 • Where warranted and proper under federal law, initiate legal … status). Chapter Department of Justice Page number 553 … • Where warranted and proper under federal law, initiate legal … - page 553
… • Enforce the death penalty where - 8469 • Enforce the death penalty where appropriate and applicable. Capital punishment is a … of Justice Page number 554 … • Enforce the death penalty where appropriate and applicable. Capital punishment is a … - page 554
… - 8511 • Consider pursuing intervention in other matters where consent decrees or settlement agreements continue to … 558 … • Consider pursuing intervention in other matters where consent decrees or settlement agreements continue to … - page 558
… from the Civil Rights Division to the Criminal Division where it belongs. Otherwise, voter registration fraud and … from the Civil Rights Division to the Criminal Division where it belongs. Otherwise, voter registration fraud and … - page 561
… curing, neither counties nor courts may create a cure right where one does not exist, may not modify the law on curing, … curing, neither counties nor courts may create a cure right where one does not exist, may not modify the law on curing, … - page 563
… Biden’s term). The Attorney General should pick up where the Attorneys General under President Trump left off … Biden’s term). The Attorney General should pick up where the Attorneys General under President Trump left off … - page 567
… in partnership with the Department of Homeland Security where appropriate—the promulgation of every rule related to … in partnership with the Department of Homeland Security where appropriate—the promulgation of every rule related to … - page 568
… to advance the federal government ’s interests in areas where erroneous precedent curtails authorities provided by … to advance the federal government’s interests in areas where erroneous precedent curtails authorities provided by … - page 568
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