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… both ensure that the department has immediate senior political leadership and would force the Senate to act on … instead of being allowed to engage in dilatory tactics that cripple the State Department’s functionality for … both ensure that the department has immediate senior political leadership and would force the Senate to act on … - page 173
… over, and guidance to, the State Department by placing political appointees in positions that do not require Senate … next Administration should also increase the number of political appointees to manage it. Chapter Department of State … over, and guidance to, the State Department by placing political appointees in positions that do not require Senate … - page 173
… President-elect’s transition team or the new President’s Office of Presidential Personnel (depending on the timing of … day. These recommendations do not imply that foreign service and civil service officials should be excluded from key roles: It is hard … - page 173
… Support and Train Political Appointees. The - 2354 Support and Train Political Appointees. The Secretary of State should use his or her office and its resources to ensure regular coordination among … - page 173
… Maximize the Value of Career Officials. - 2355 Maximize the Value of Career Officials. Career foreign service and civil service personnel can and must be leveraged … - page 173
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… an enormous resource to the Secretaries of State under which they have served. The secretary must find a way to make clear to career officials that despite prior history and modes of operation, … President, Secretary of State, or the team of political appointees. Chapter Department of State Page number 174 … - page 174
… at the start of anew Administration. Previous Republican Administrations have accepted the resignations of only the political ambassadors and allowed the foreign service ambassadors to retain their posts, sometimes for months … - page 174
… Ambassadors in countries where U.S. policy - 2359 Ambassadors in countries where U.S. policy or posture would substantially change under the new … ambassadors who support the President’s agenda among political appointees, foreign service officers, and civil service … - page 174
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… the State Department is accountable for serving American citizens first will require—at a minimum—that the … the State Department is accountable for serving American citizens first will require—at a minimum—that the … - page 174
… of resources, foreign assistance disbursements, domestic and international contracts and payments, hiring and recruiting decisions, etc., pending a political appointee-driven review to ensure that such efforts comport with the new Administration’s policies. The quality of this review is more important than … - page 174
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… numerous logistical challenges in negotiating, approving, - 2365 numerous logistical challenges in negotiating, approving, and implementing treaties and agreements. This is particularly true under the Biden Administration. For Chapter … - page 175
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… sufficiently unreliable in terms of alignment - 2367 sufficiently unreliable in terms of alignment and effectiveness such that its political Chapter Department of State Page number 175 … … - page 175
… its Circular 175 (C-175) authority to delegate its diplomatic Chapter Department of State Page number 175 … leadership … its Circular 175 (C-175) authority to delegate its diplomatic … leadership invoked its Circular 175 (C-175) - 2368 … - page 175
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… At time of publication, the State - 2370 At time of publication, the State Department is negotiating (or seeking to … agreements that could come at considerable economic and other costs to the American people. Although such … - page 175
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