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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… (C-175) - 2368 leadership invoked its Circular 175 (C-175) authority to delegate its diplomatic Chapter Department of … number 175 … leadership invoked its Circular 175 (C-175) authority to delegate its diplomatic … leadership invoked … - page 175
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… Congress has both the statutory and appropriations authority to impact the State Department’s operations and … Congress has both the statutory and appropriations authority to impact the State Department’s operations and … - page 176
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… partnership with Saudi Arabia. The Palestinian Authority should be defunded. A further key priority is … partnership with Saudi Arabia. The Palestinian Authority should be defunded. A further key priority is … - page 185
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… This plan should include both the immediate redelegation of authority to a cadre of political appointees and the urgent … This plan should include both the immediate redelegation of authority to a cadre of political appointees and the urgent … - page 503
… Finance Agency. With a proposed fiscal year (FY) budget authority totaling $71.9 billion and 8,326 full-time … Finance Agency. With a proposed fiscal year (FY) budget authority totaling $71.9 billion and 8,326 full-time … - page 504
… The Secretary of Housing and Urban Development can delegate authority to various entities across an array of HUD … The Secretary of Housing and Urban Development can delegate authority to various entities across an array of HUD … - page 504
… and Real Estate Division (RRED) has departmental delegated authority for the Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real … and Real Estate Division (RRED) has departmental delegated authority for the Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real … - page 505
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