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Executive Office of the President of the United States

… of those who intend to evade OMB review is to argue that where “resources” are not being discussed, OMB’s … of those who intend to evade OMB review is to argue that where “resources” are not being discussed, OMB’s … - page 45
… be allotted or “apportioned” in installments. This process, whereby agencies come to OMB for allotments of appropriated … be allotted or “apportioned” in installments. This process, whereby agencies come to OMB for allotments of appropriated … - page 45
… represented a total of $41 billion in fiscal year 2022. Whereas the position for overseeing budget activities is … represented a total of $41 billion in fiscal year 2022. Whereas the position for overseeing budget activities is … - page 62
… House official serves at the pleasure of the President, whereas the Vice President is elected, and the process for … House official serves at the pleasure of the President, whereas the Vice President is elected, and the process for … - page 63
… 1125 Periodical Reading Room, “Presidential Directives and Where to Find 1, 2023). Chapter Executive Office of the … 65 … Periodical Reading Room, “Presidential Directives and Where to Find 1, 2023). … Periodical Reading Room, … - page 65
… and presumed corruption of the old spoils system, wherein government jobs rewarded loyal partisans who might … and presumed corruption of the old spoils system, wherein government jobs rewarded loyal partisans who might … - page 68

Department of State

… Ambassadors in countries where U.S. policy - 2359 Ambassadors in countries where U.S. policy or posture would substantially change … of State Page number 174 … Ambassadors in countries where U.S. policy or posture would substantially change … - page 174
… approach to accommodate its rise, a policy of “compete where we must, but cooperate where we can,” including on issues like climate change . … approach to accommodate its rise, a policy of “compete where we must, but cooperate where we can,” including on … - page 180
… must also become a vocal surrogate for people in countries where rights are being suppressed in the name of health. … must also become a vocal surrogate for people in countries where rights are being suppressed in the name of health. … - page 192

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Project 2025 - Top Issues

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