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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… in nongovernmental organizations or other equities and interests close to the government . The President must set … in nongovernmental organizations or other equities and interests close to the government. The President must set … - page 43
… to the policies he intends to enact and with respect to the interests that must be secured to govern successfully on … to the policies he intends to enact and with respect to the interests that must be secured to govern successfully on … - page 44
… acts instead as the ambassador of the institutional interests of OMB and the wider bureaucracy to the White … acts instead as the ambassador of the institutional interests of OMB and the wider bureaucracy to the White … - page 45
… to agencies that attempt to protect their own institutional interests and foreclose certain avenues based on the mere … to agencies that attempt to protect their own institutional interests and foreclose certain avenues based on the mere … - page 46
… at NEC and NSC and could end up serving two different interests. To avoid such problems, international economic … at NEC and NSC and could end up serving two different interests. To avoid such problems, international economic … - page 54
… and strength of the USTR and neither allow institutional interests to drive a fragmented trade policy that is developed from the ground up nor cater to parochial interests across government and Washington’s broader … and strength of the USTR and neither allow institutional interests to drive a fragmented trade policy that is … - page 55
… House with the authority and resources to represent the interests of the President’s trade agenda with adequate … legacy advisory committees with members who serve special interests, direct action to implement policy priorities, … House with the authority and resources to represent the interests of the President’s trade agenda with adequate … - page 55
… not by the range of governmental and nongovernmental interests that attempt to force their policy preferences on … authorities, and interagency cooperation will protect U.S. interests in the global marketplace more effectively. … not by the range of governmental and nongovernmental interests that attempt to force their policy preferences on … - page 55
… a whole-of- government approach to the nation’s space interests: civil, military, intelligence, commercial, or … a whole-of-government approach to the nation’s space interests: civil, military, intelligence, commercial, or … - page 57
… policies and programs are aligned with long-term national interests as opposed to those of particular advocacy groups … policies and programs are aligned with long-term national interests as opposed to those of particular advocacy groups … - page 57
… House, the OSTP must be concerned with advancing national interests and not merely the parochial concerns of … House, the OSTP must be concerned with advancing national interests and not merely the parochial concerns of … - page 58
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