It's kind of shocking, when it comes to how irresponsible it is. It's emblematic of a desire to, essentially, increase corporate power.
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Taking the Reins of Government
… transformed, largely through a centralized administrative state. The latter believe in America’s history and heroes, … transformed, largely through a centralized administrative state. The latter believe in America’s history and heroes, … - page 19
… Power shall be vested in a President of the United States Chapter Taking the Reins of Government Page number 20 … Power shall be vested in a President of the United States … wrote, “The executive Power shall be - 597 … - page 20
… separation of powers between the federal government and the states. This double security has been greatly compromised … separation of powers between the federal government and the states. This double security has been greatly compromised … - page 21
… than deconstructing the centralized administrative state. Political appointees who are answerable to the … than deconstructing the centralized administrative state. Political appointees who are answerable to the … - page 21
… are not enough hours in the day to manage the affairs of state single-handedly, Chapter Taking the Reins of … are not enough hours in the day to manage the affairs of state single-handedly, … The President must rely on the - 617 … - page 23
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… DEPARTMENT OF STATE - 2331 DEPARTMENT OF STATE Chapter Department of State Page number 170 … DEPARTMENT OF STATE … DEPARTMENT OF … - page 170
… he U.S. Department of State’s mission - 2333 he U.S. Department of State’s mission is to bilaterally, multilaterally, and Chapter Department of State Page number 170 … he U.S. Department of State’s … - page 170
… policy, and national security interests of the United States. Chapter Department of State Page number 170 … citizens abroad; and to advance the … policy, and national security interests of the United States. … citizens abroad; and to advance the - 2335 … - page 170
… - 2336 Since the U.S. Founding, the Department of State has been the American government ’s designated tool of … must address to be successful. Chapter Department of State Page number 170 … Since the U.S. Founding, the Department of State has been the American government’s designated tool of … - page 170
… due largely to the fact that large swaths of the State Department’s workforce are left-wing and predisposed … President’s policy agenda and vision. Chapter Department of State Page number 170 … There are scores of fine diplomats … due largely to the fact that large swaths of the State Department’s workforce are left-wing and predisposed … - page 170
… the Department of - 2342 Founded in 1789, the Department of State was one of the first Cabinet-level agencies in the new American government . The first Secretary of State, Thomas Jefferson, oversaw a small staff, diplomatic … and Paris, and 10 consular posts.' Today, the Department of State has almost 80,000 total employees (including 13,517 … - page 170
… In theory, the State Department is - 2343 In theory, the State Department is the principal agency responsible for … the President’s foreign policy and representing the United States in other nations and international organizations. To … - page 170
… Commission) observed more than 20 years ago, the State Department is a “crippled institution” suffering from … this critique remains accurate. Chapter Department of State Page number 170 … As the U.S. Commission on National … Commission) observed more than 20 years ago, the State Department is a “crippled institution” suffering from … - page 170
… The State Department’s failures are not - 2345 The State Department’s failures are not due to a lack of … wars.”* A major source, if not the major source, of the State Department’s ineffectiveness lies in its institutional … - page 170
… can make the - 2346 The next President can make the State Department more effective by providing a clear foreign … that vision into a policy agenda, and firmly supporting the State Department as it makes the necessary institutional adjustments. Chapter Department of State Page number 170 … The next President can make the … - page 170
… Focusing the State Department on the - 2348 Focusing the State Department on the needs and goals of the next … leadership—as well as foreign Chapter Department of State Page number 170 … Focusing the State Department on the … - page 170
… leverage on the Senate if he or she is willing to place State Department appointees directly into those roles, … allowed to engage in dilatory tactics that cripple the State Department’s functionality for weeks, months, or even years. Chapter Department of State Page number 173 … Exert Leverage During the … - page 173
… should assert leadership over, and guidance to, the State Department by placing political appointees in … of political appointees to manage it. Chapter Department of State Page number 173 … Assert Leadership in the Appointment … should assert leadership over, and guidance to, the State Department by placing political appointees in … - page 173
… Support and Train Political Appointees. The Secretary of State should use his or her office and its resources to … should also take reasonable steps to ensure that the State Department’s political appointees are connected to … the next Administration’s success. Chapter Department of State Page number 173 … Support and Train Political … - page 173
… and commitment to the President’s mission. Indeed, the State Department has thousands of employees with … policy, and administrative skills, Chapter Department of State Page number 173 … Maximize the Value of Career … and commitment to the President’s mission. Indeed, the State Department has thousands of employees with … - page 173
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