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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… common agency practice of spending down all appropriated funding, creating artificial funding shortfalls that Congress would have to fill. The law mandated that all funding be allotted or “apportioned” in installments. This … - page 45
… benefits, and better coordination of regulatory policy, funding for OIRA tends to pay large dividends. Yet over the years, funding for OIRA has diminished. This trend should be … benefits, and better coordination of regulatory policy, funding for OIRA tends to pay large dividends. Yet over the … - page 49
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… while finding offsets in lower-priority programs and funding lines. Chapter Executive Office of the President of … while finding offsets in lower-priority programs and funding lines. … Trusted, collegial relationships across the … - page 58
… CHIPS and Science Act,** has expanded federal policy and funding across the enterprise, and there is a need for more … CHIPS and Science Act,** has expanded federal policy and funding across the enterprise, and there is a need for more … - page 58
… there has been a bipartisan focus on prioritizing R&D funding around the so-called Industries of the Future GOTF). … there has been a bipartisan focus on prioritizing R&D funding around the so-called Industries of the Future GOTF). … - page 58
… to work together on an annual basis to prioritize the funding requests and whatever Congress adds on top of them, … to work together on an annual basis to prioritize the funding requests and whatever Congress adds on top of them, … - page 58
… has been empowered by Congress through significant new funding and amendments to FAST-41.** The President should … has been empowered by Congress through significant new funding and amendments to FAST-41.** The President should … - page 58
… ensure in the immediate term that these grant programs are funding the President’s drug control priorities and not woke … ensure in the immediate term that these grant programs are funding the President’s drug control priorities and not woke … - page 62
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… farm bill programs are funded. The CCC isa funding mechanism, which, in simple terms, has $30 billion a … farm bill programs are funded. The CCC isa funding mechanism, which, in simple terms, has $30 billion a … - page 294
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… problems that are temporary in nature and ensure that funding is targeted to address such problems. Chapter … problems that are temporary in nature and ensure that funding is targeted to address such problems. … • Clarify … - page 295
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