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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… It should not and cannot be this way: The American people need and deserve a diplomatic machine fully focused on the … … It should not and cannot be this way: The American people need and deserve a diplomatic machine fully focused on the … - page 170
… security, and other assistance to non-US. populations in need, and otherwise advances and supports U.S. national … security, and other assistance to non-US. populations in need, and otherwise advances and supports U.S. national … - page 170
… United States, sets its own foreign policy, and does not need direction from an elected President. Chapter Department … United States, sets its own foreign policy, and does not need direction from an elected President. … The State … - page 170
… on the - 2348 Focusing the State Department on the needs and goals of the next President will require the … Page number 170 … Focusing the State Department on the needs and goals of the next President will require the … - page 170
… that despite prior history and modes of operation, they need not be adversaries of a conservative President, … that despite prior history and modes of operation, they need not be adversaries of a conservative President, … - page 174
… just as it did during the Cold War. The U.S. government needs an Article X for China ," and it should be a … just as it did during the Cold War. The U.S. government needs an Article X for China," and it should be a … - page 179
… aid (while European allies address Ukraine’s economic needs); and have a clearly defined national security … aid (while European allies address Ukraine’s economic needs); and have a clearly defined national security … - page 182
… hemispheric security threats. A new approach is therefore needed, one that simultaneously allows the U.S. to … hemispheric security threats. A new approach is therefore needed, one that simultaneously allows the U.S. to … - page 183
… economic improvement for parts of the Americas in need of growth and stabilization. Chapter Department of … economic improvement for parts of the Americas in need of growth and stabilization. … First, the United States … - page 184
… should be expected to bear a fair share of both security needs and global security architecture: The United States … should be expected to bear a fair share of both security needs and global security architecture: The United States … - page 187
… Outside the EU, trade with the post-Brexit U.K. needs urgent development before London slips back into the … Outside the EU, trade with the post-Brexit U.K. needs urgent development before London slips back into the … - page 188
… Competition: Fresh Thinking and New Approaches Are Needed on Diplomacy’s Newest Frontier,” Foreign Service … Competition: Fresh Thinking and New Approaches Are Needed on Diplomacy’s Newest Frontier,” Foreign Service … - page 199
… An incoming conservative President needs to - 2632 An incoming conservative President needs to use these intelligence authorities aggressively to … State Page number 200 … An incoming conservative President needs to use these intelligence authorities aggressively to … - page 200
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… NEEDED REFORMS - 12769 NEEDED REFORMS Chapter Federal Election Commission Page number 860 … NEEDED REFORMS … NEEDED REFORMS - 12769 … - page 860
… counsel of the agency to defend it. No legislation would be needed to accomplish this; the DOJ has the general authority … counsel of the agency to defend it. No legislation would be needed to accomplish this; the DOJ has the general authority … - page 864
… to Congress. One of the most obvious changes that is needed is to end the current practice of allowing … to Congress. One of the most obvious changes that is needed is to end the current practice of allowing … - page 865
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