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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… understandably frustrated by the fact that those who abuse power are rarely held to account for their actions. This … understandably frustrated by the fact that those who abuse power are rarely held to account for their actions. This … - page 202
… to the President. The ODNI was envisioned as a small but powerful IC coordinating agency led by a Director of … to the President. The ODNI was envisioned as a small but powerful IC coordinating agency led by a Director of … - page 202
… person because the DNI had no troops and no additional powers really on the budget, hiring, and firing.”’ Gates … person because the DNI had no troops and no additional powers really on the budget, hiring, and firing.”’ Gates … - page 203
… the recently created National Cyber Director’s Office and power centers at the NSC, while protecting the privacy and … the recently created National Cyber Director’s Office and power centers at the NSC, while protecting the privacy and … - page 205
… if implemented in concert with other forms of government power. As codified in the U.S. Code, “the term ‘covert … if implemented in concert with other forms of government power. As codified in the U.S. Code, “the term ‘covert … - page 210
… such as the origin of COVID-19, analysts at the most powerful intelligence agencies have increasingly tended to … such as the origin of COVID-19, analysts at the most powerful intelligence agencies have increasingly tended to … - page 221
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… light of the Constitution’s having vested federal executive power in the President. Nevertheless, they exist, their … Brendan Carr writes that the FCC chairman “is empowered with significant authority that is not shared” with … light of the Constitution’s having vested federal executive power in the President. Nevertheless, they exist, their … - page 824
… are doing so by providing “Beijing access to their high-powered cloud computing services.” Carr asserts that “it is … are doing so by providing “Beijing access to their high-powered cloud computing services.” Carr asserts that “it is … - page 826
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