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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… officials. Ordinarily, the five-member FCC is divided politically three to two with a majority of Commissioners from the same political party as the President. The Commissioners’ terms … officials. Ordinarily, the five-member FCC is divided politically three to two with a majority of Commissioners … - page 844
… only a bare majority of Commissioners can be from the same political party (no more than three when there are five … the Chairperson resigns when a new President of a different political party is sworn Chapter Federal Communications … only a bare majority of Commissioners can be from the same political party (no more than three when there are five … - page 844
… enables the President to nominate someone from his own political party to the FCC, and this typically shifts the political balance on the FCC toward the President’s political party. The President generally designates one of … - page 846
… arises, the President allows the leader of the opposite political party in the Senate to select the person who will … arises, the President allows the leader of the opposite political party in the Senate to select the person who will … - page 846
… when it comes to Big Tech and its attempts to drive diverse political viewpoints from the digital town square. Chapter … when it comes to Big Tech and its attempts to drive diverse political viewpoints from the digital town square. … Reining … - page 847
… Reforms that prohibit discrimination against core political viewpoints are one way to do this and would track … Reforms that prohibit discrimination against core political viewpoints are one way to do this and would track … - page 849
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