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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… as a national security-sensitive agency, and all of its employees should be classified as holding national … security agency, and the union should be decertified. Any employees who cannot accept that change and cannot conform … D.C. personnel presence should be skeletal, and agency employees with operational or security roles should be … - page 147
… bear the costs of their particularized programs. FEMA employees in Washington, D.C., should not determine how … bear the costs of their particularized programs. FEMA employees in Washington, D.C., should not determine how … - page 154
… their offices are not mandatory. CRCL and PRIV Officers and employees should report to a Deputy General Counsel, who … their offices are not mandatory. CRCL and PRIV Officers and employees should report to a Deputy General Counsel, who … - page 165
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… is somewhat of a misnomer, as very few of the thousands of employees working in the office are dedicated to staffing … is somewhat of a misnomer, as very few of the thousands of employees working in the office are dedicated to staffing … - page 665
… both committed political appointees and like-minded career employees are in immediately put in place to execute a … both committed political appointees and like-minded career employees are in immediately put in place to execute a … - page 679
… funding. Leaving these programs to entrenched career employees with their ties to the regional offices will do … funding. Leaving these programs to entrenched career employees with their ties to the regional offices will do … - page 683
… of all U.S.-owned businesses, with almost 9 million employees, generating $1.7 trillion for the U.S. economy .° … of all U.S.-owned businesses, with almost 9 million employees, generating $1.7 trillion for the U.S. economy.° … - page 684
… trade practices on minority-owned businesses and their employees. Chapter Department of Commerce Page number 685 … … trade practices on minority-owned businesses and their employees. … • Evaluating the harmful effects of - 9861 … - page 685
… participation by private companies and government employees with relevant expertise. Chapter Department of … participation by private companies and government employees with relevant expertise. … that do not allow open … - page 687
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