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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… to long-term recovery, and reducing the availability of illicit drugs in the United States. The drug trafficking environment is exponentially more dynamic and dangerous today than it was just five years ago as … - page 61
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… budget activities is traditionally held by a career official, it is imperative that a political appointee lead the ONDCP budget office to ensure coordination between the OMB Program Associate … - page 62
… activities have been controversial over the years, particularly within conservative Administrations concerned that … Support Program and the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas Program. While it makes sense to transfer these programs eventually to the Department of Justice and Department of Health and Human Services, … - page 62
… GENDER POLICY COUNCIL (GPC) - 964 GENDER POLICY COUNCIL (GPC) Chapter Executive Office of the President of the United States Page number 62 … … - page 62
… immediately revoke Executive Order 14020” and every policy, including subregulatory guidance documents, produced on … related to the establishment or promotion of the Gender Policy Council and its subsidiary issues. Abolishing the Gender Policy Council would eliminate central promotion of abortion … - page 62
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… Specifically, the President should appoint a - 967 Specifically, the President should appoint a position/point of … or higher to coordinate and lead the President’s domestic priorities on issues related to life and family in … - page 62
… OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT (OVP) - 968 OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT (OVP) Chapter Executive Office of the … - page 62
… The Vice President is elected to - 969 The Vice President is elected to the second highest office in the nation and plays a constitutionally vital role as … - page 62
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… with breaking tie votes in that body. In recent years, the Vice President has been granted office space in the West Wing and the Eisenhower Executive Office Building. Chapter Executive Office of the President of … - page 63
… the President should use to execute his agenda. This is particularly true because there is significant and unique leverage that the Vice President’s leadership of the OVP can evoke to shape … - page 63
… The Vice President has his or - 973 The Vice President has his or her own economic advisers, domestic policy and national security staff, … - page 63
… The Vice President is also a - 974 The Vice President is also a statutory member of the National … Council." In theory, in light of the fact that the Vice President is a member of the Smithsonian Institution’s … - page 63
… councils and - 975 All of the component councils and offices discussed in this chapter include real policy development and implementation authority, and a robust OVP should be fully integrated into all policy-formation procedures. Only a Vice President who is … - page 63
… In the past, the Vice President - 976 In the past, the Vice President has been tasked with leading certain … and Kamala Harris have chaired the National Space Council. Vice Presidents Richard Cheney and Dan Quayle were also … - page 63
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… that he or - 979 To the extent that he or she desires, a Vice President can have a direct role in shaping Administration policy. A Vice President who regularly attends meetings and disperses … - page 63
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