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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… Today, the Department of State has almost 80,000 total employees (including 13,517 foreign service employees and 11,683 civil service employees) in 275 embassies, consulates, and other posts … - page 170
… mission. Indeed, the State Department has thousands of employees with unparalleled linguistic, cultural, policy, … mission. Indeed, the State Department has thousands of employees with unparalleled linguistic, cultural, policy, … - page 173
… As noted, the department boasts tens of thousands of employees and billions of dollars of funding—including … As noted, the department boasts tens of thousands of employees and billions of dollars of funding—including … - page 193
Department of Education
… This exercise led to the hiring of numerous new government employees as the rules were promulgated, plans were created … This exercise led to the hiring of numerous new government employees as the rules were promulgated, plans were created … - page 321
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… spree among state education agencies, with more than 48,000 employees currently on staff in state agencies across the country. Those employees are more than 10 times the number of employees (4,400)” at the federal Department of Education, … - page 323
… in some states are requiring teachers and other school employees to accept a minor child’s decision to assume a … in some states are requiring teachers and other school employees to accept a minor child’s decision to assume a … - page 346
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… borders. Federal lawmakers should not allow public school employees to keep secrets about a child from that child’s … borders. Federal lawmakers should not allow public school employees to keep secrets about a child from that child’s … - page 346
… on how to consolidate the department and trim nonessential employees, Chapter Department of Education Page number 359 … … on how to consolidate the department and trim nonessential employees, … • Therelease of a report to - 4864 … - page 359
… are eliminated or transferred to other agencies, those employees whose positions are determined to be essential to … are eliminated or transferred to other agencies, those employees whose positions are determined to be essential to … - page 361
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