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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… the growing involvement of senior military officers in the political arena, and deep confusion about the purpose of our … the growing involvement of senior military officers in the political arena, and deep confusion about the purpose of our … - page 91
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… set against the backdrop of a complex and dynamic global geopolitical environment that is exemplified and exacerbated by … resources. The status quo is further marked by a pervasive politically driven top-down focus on progressive social … set against the backdrop of a complex and dynamic global geopolitical environment that is exemplified and exacerbated by … - page 108
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… Eliminate political and climate-change interference in - 4992 Eliminate political and climate -change interference in DOE approvals … Energy and Related Commissions Page number 369 … Eliminate political and climate-change interference in DOE approvals … - page 369
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… for national strategic purposes and not misused for political gain. Chapter Department of Energy and Related … for national strategic purposes and not misused for political gain. … Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR). The … - page 377
… Taxpayers should not be backing risky business ventures or politically preferred commercial enterprises. To save tax … Taxpayers should not be backing risky business ventures or politically preferred commercial enterprises. To save tax … - page 383
… decisions, shift private money toward projects with political support, and create additional barriers to entry … decisions, shift private money toward projects with political support, and create additional barriers to entry … - page 384
… to fund a cadre of federal employees to promote a partisan political agenda. Chapter Department of Energy and Related … to fund a cadre of federal employees to promote a partisan political agenda. … The Clean Energy Corps is a - 5193 … - page 386
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… annual World Energy Outlook are becoming unrealistic and politically oriented to push Europe’s climate goals. EIA … annual World Energy Outlook are becoming unrealistic and politically oriented to push Europe’s climate goals. EIA … - page 388
… Policy Coordination Committee meetings. In addition, senior political and career staff should hold positions on the NSC … Policy Coordination Committee meetings. In addition, senior political and career staff should hold positions on the NSC … - page 389
… the Secretary and Deputy Secretary. IAC will require strong political leadership, which means finding an appointee with … the Secretary and Deputy Secretary. IAC will require strong political leadership, which means finding an appointee with … - page 391
… cleanup’s regulatory framework. Hanford poses significant political and legal challenges with the State of Washington, … cleanup’s regulatory framework. Hanford poses significant political and legal challenges with the State of Washington, … - page 396
… to delay any politically painful decisions - 5322 to delay any politically painful decisions about siting a permanent … and Related Commissions Page number 397 … to delay any politically painful decisions about siting a permanent … - page 397
… so that they serve customers, not special interests and political causes. FERC should require RTOs to ensure that … so that they serve customers, not special interests and political causes. FERC should require RTOs to ensure that … - page 404
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