Project 2025's plan to make Medicare Advantage the default option would give corporations even more power and strip doctors and patients of the freedom to make decisions about what care enrollees can or cannot receive.
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Central Personnel Agencies: Managing the Bureaucracy
… Reducing the number of federal employees seems an obvious way to reduce the overall expense of the civil service, and … Reducing the number of federal employees seems an obvious way to reduce the overall expense of the civil service, and … - page 77
… $2.8 billion, mostly for those who were going to retire anyway. Moreover, when a new employee is hired to fill ajob … $2.8 billion, mostly for those who were going to retire anyway. Moreover, when a new employee is hired to fill ajob … - page 77
… 50 or more levels of impenetrable bureaucracy and no way other than imperfect performance appraisals to … 50 or more levels of impenetrable bureaucracy and no way other than imperfect performance appraisals to … - page 77
… the entire government , but the OPM still needs to lead the way governmentwide in managing personnel properly even in … the entire government, but the OPM still needs to lead the way governmentwide in managing personnel properly even in … - page 77
… democratic legitimacy. While many obstacles stand in his way, a President is constitutionally and statutorily … democratic legitimacy. While many obstacles stand in his way, a President is constitutionally and statutorily … - page 77
… preferred fewer political appointees in the agencies as a way to cut federal spending. Whatever the reasoning, this … preferred fewer political appointees in the agencies as a way to cut federal spending. Whatever the reasoning, this … - page 77
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… 1337 hile the lives of Americans are affected in noteworthy ways, for better or worse, by each part of the executive … 77 … hile the lives of Americans are affected in noteworthy ways, for better or worse, by each part of the executive … - page 77
… in Chapter 4, “Americans have understood that the surest way to avoid war is to be prepared for it in peace.” Yet the … in Chapter 4, “Americans have understood that the surest way to avoid war is to be prepared for it in peace.” Yet the … - page 77
… the past 75 years have repeatedly demonstrated in different ways—from Korea, to Vietnam, to Iraq, to Afghanistan—we … the past 75 years have repeatedly demonstrated in different ways—from Korea, to Vietnam, to Iraq, to Afghanistan—we … - page 77
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… mechanisms, not political mechanisms, are the appropriate way to determine the allocation of scarce resources to … mechanisms, not political mechanisms, are the appropriate way to determine the allocation of scarce resources to … - page 871
… to discipline the arrogance that prevails inside the Beltway, not spread it. It would be “Swamp 2.0”: just as deep … to discipline the arrogance that prevails inside the Beltway, not spread it. It would be “Swamp 2.0”: just as deep … - page 877
… Bill Middendorf added that there must be a better way to prepare for real change in a more conservative … Bill Middendorf added that there must be a better way to prepare for real change in a more conservative … - page 881
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