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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… Ambassadors in countries where U.S. policy - 2359 Ambassadors in countries where U.S. policy or posture would substantially change … of State Page number 174 … Ambassadors in countries where U.S. policy or posture would substantially change … - page 174
… approach to accommodate its rise, a policy of “compete where we must, but cooperate where we can,” including on issues like climate change . … approach to accommodate its rise, a policy of “compete where we must, but cooperate where we can,” including on … - page 180
… must also become a vocal surrogate for people in countries where rights are being suppressed in the name of health. … must also become a vocal surrogate for people in countries where rights are being suppressed in the name of health. … - page 192
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… of BLM’s firefighters were relocated to Boise, Idaho, where they remain. Not so the head of BLM law enforcement … of BLM’s firefighters were relocated to Boise, Idaho, where they remain. Not so the head of BLM law enforcement … - page 526
… 16.7 million acres.® The Clinton rule affects an area where communities are in small islands with no road access. … 16.7 million acres.® The Clinton rule affects an area where communities are in small islands with no road access. … - page 531
… monument worthy of downward adjustment is in Oregon, where its designation and subsequent expansion interfere … monument worthy of downward adjustment is in Oregon, where its designation and subsequent expansion interfere … - page 532
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