It's kind of shocking, when it comes to how irresponsible it is. It's emblematic of a desire to, essentially, increase corporate power.
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… only too big and powerful, but also increasingly weaponized against the public and a President who is elected by the … only too big and powerful, but also increasingly weaponized against the public and a President who is elected by the … - page 43
… duration, and purpose of any apportioned funding to ensure against waste, fraud, and abuse and ensure consistency with … duration, and purpose of any apportioned funding to ensure against waste, fraud, and abuse and ensure consistency with … - page 45
… President’s agenda, or who is unable to defend the power against attacks from Congress. Chapter Executive Office of … President’s agenda, or who is unable to defend the power against attacks from Congress. … The vast majority of these … - page 45
… and grants and by using government contracts to push back against woke policies in corporate America. Chapter … and grants and by using government contracts to push back against woke policies in corporate America. … OFPP. This … - page 48
… for reviewing charges of employee discrimination against all civil rights breaches. However, it also … for reviewing charges of employee discrimination against all civil rights breaches. However, it also … - page 68
… action could be taken; to initiate disciplinary actions against poorly performing employees more expeditiously; to … for agencies to discipline supervisors who retaliate against whistleblowers. Unfortunately, the order was … action could be taken; to initiate disciplinary actions against poorly performing employees more expeditiously; to … - page 68
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… agreement before any action is taken and protects against the FEC being weaponized.” Chapter Independent … agreement before any action is taken and protects against the FEC being weaponized.” … Former Federal Election … - page 826
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