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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… most stressful and consequential human endeavor, the most powerful weapon systems will remain the six inches between … most stressful and consequential human endeavor, the most powerful weapon systems will remain the six inches between … - page 92
… armed forces for maximum effectiveness in an era of great-power competition. Chapter Department of Defense Page number … armed forces for maximum effectiveness in an era of great-power competition. … • Priority No. 0.0833333333333333 … - page 92
… and prosperity is China . China is by any measure the most powerful state in the world other than the United States … and prosperity is China. China is by any measure the most powerful state in the world other than the United States … - page 92
… to American interests across the domains of national power, but the military threat that it poses is especially … military buildup that includes increasing capability for power projection not only in its own region, but also far … to American interests across the domains of national power, but the military threat that it poses is especially … - page 93
… sustainable cost in concert with other elements of national power and partner efforts. Chapter Department of Defense … sustainable cost in concert with other elements of national power and partner efforts. … 1 Sustain the military forces … - page 95
… ecosystem. To maintain leadership in the era of great-power competition and succeed against our adversaries, a key … ecosystem. To maintain leadership in the era of great-power competition and succeed against our adversaries, a key … - page 98
… effort and resources on those that bear directly on great-power competition. Chapter Department of Defense Page number … effort and resources on those that bear directly on great-power competition. … Reduce the number of critical … - page 98
… in battlefield capability. The current era of great-power competition will continue for the foreseeable future, … in battlefield capability. The current era of great-power competition will continue for the foreseeable future, … - page 98
… mid-term, and long-term technology that is aimed at great-power competition ( China ) and can be matured, prototyped, … mid-term, and long-term technology that is aimed at great-power competition (China) and can be matured, prototyped, … - page 98
… a decade of steadily eroding budgets and diluted buying power, an appreciable degradation in readiness and training … a decade of steadily eroding budgets and diluted buying power, an appreciable degradation in readiness and training … - page 108
… and equipment. Declining budgets and decreased buying power have forced the Army to lower training standards and … and equipment. Declining budgets and decreased buying power have forced the Army to lower training standards and … - page 108
… the Army budget to remain the world’s preeminent land power. 2. Accelerate the development and procurement of the … the Army budget to remain the world’s preeminent land power. 2. Accelerate the development and procurement of the … - page 108
… of this chapter, the U.S. Constitution gives Congress the power to “provide and maintain a Navy.” Inherent in this … of this chapter, the U.S. Constitution gives Congress the power to “provide and maintain a Navy.” Inherent in this … - page 110
… reasons: to project prompt, sustained, and effective combat power globally, both at sea and ashore, and to deter … reasons: to project prompt, sustained, and effective combat power globally, both at sea and ashore, and to deter … - page 110
… land-based, air-based, and spacebased forces to project power outside sovereign territory, principally by operating … closely coordinated with these other elements of military power. Chapter Department of Defense Page number 111 … … land-based, air-based, and spacebased forces to project power outside sovereign territory, principally by operating … - page 111
… ity, and capacity to fight a major conflict with a great power like China , deter Chapter Department of Defense Page … … ity, and capacity to fight a major conflict with a great power like China, deter … ity, and capacity to fight a - 1580 … - page 111
… role as an expeditionary amphibious force that can project power from sea to shore and beyond while performing other … role as an expeditionary amphibious force that can project power from sea to shore and beyond while performing other … - page 114
… operations that are necessary for the projection of naval power. Chapter Department of Defense Page number 114 … … operations that are necessary for the projection of naval power. … “second land army,” prompting senior Marine - 1617 … - page 114
… mission in favor of other service priorities in great-power competition. This would be a mistake because USSOCOM can be employed effectively in great-power competition. Chapter Department of Defense Page number … mission in favor of other service priorities in great-power competition. This would be a mistake because USSOCOM … - page 121
… to include irregular warfare within the context of great-power competition, thereby providing a robust organization … to include irregular warfare within the context of great-power competition, thereby providing a robust organization … - page 121
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