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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… access to U.S. nationals. The State Department's reaction time to other countries’ changes in visa policies with … must be streamlined to ensure it can be updated in real time. Chapter Department of State Page number 177 … • Visa … access to U.S. nationals. The State Department's reaction time to other countries’ changes in visa policies with … - page 177
… theocratic regime that vehemently opposes freedom. The time may be right to press harder on the Iranian theocracy, … theocratic regime that vehemently opposes freedom. The time may be right to press harder on the Iranian theocracy, … - page 180
… can be carried out with and without congressional approval. Timelines for action on these fronts should be developed … can be carried out with and without congressional approval. Timelines for action on these fronts should be developed … - page 194
… than communicating with governments, particularly in times of governmental conflict or disagreement. Public … than communicating with governments, particularly in times of governmental conflict or disagreement. Public … - page 194
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