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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… help the President implement that agenda while remaining apolitical, upholding the Constitution and laws of the United … The President requires a CIA that provides unbiased and apolitical foreign intelligence information and, when … help the President implement that agenda while remaining apolitical, upholding the Constitution and laws of the United … - page 208
… current hiring to prevent the “burrowing in” of outgoing political personnel. Additional appointees should be placed … current hiring to prevent the “burrowing in” of outgoing political personnel. Additional appointees should be placed … - page 208
… or activities of the United States Government to influence political, economic, or military conditions abroad, where it … or activities of the United States Government to influence political, economic, or military conditions abroad, where it … - page 210
… the State Department, IC, and DOD trade on risk aversion or political bureaucracy to delay execution of the President’s … the State Department, IC, and DOD trade on risk aversion or political bureaucracy to delay execution of the President’s … - page 210
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… - 2720 In particular, the IC must restore confidence in its political neutrality to rectify the damage done by the … 211 … In particular, the IC must restore confidence in its political neutrality to rectify the damage done by the … - page 211
… of Operations and exploiting intelligence analysis as a political weapon after he left office. Brennan’s role in the … of Operations and exploiting intelligence analysis as a political weapon after he left office. Brennan’s role in the … - page 213
… Thus, given the very nature of the business and the political process, much will depend on the promotion of … Thus, given the very nature of the business and the political process, much will depend on the promotion of … - page 213
… analysis during the 2020 election cycle noted, “If our political leaders in the White House and Congress believe we … intelligence because of organizational turf wars or political considerations, the legitimacy of the Chapter … analysis during the 2020 election cycle noted, “If our political leaders in the White House and Congress believe we … - page 213
… on the norm of political neutrality, - 2733 on the norm of political neutrality, including a mandatory course on … Intelligence Community Page number 214 … on the norm of political neutrality, including a mandatory course on … - page 214
… on such appearances could supplement this norm, preventing political leaders from using IC officials to support an … on such appearances could supplement this norm, preventing political leaders from using IC officials to support an … - page 214
… to weaponize the use of selective intelligence to feed political narratives. Chapter Intelligence Community Page … to weaponize the use of selective intelligence to feed political narratives. … Hill who attempt to weaponize the - … - page 215
… • Political leaders should avoid “manipulation-by-appointment,” - 2739 • Political leaders should avoid … intelligence leaders are selected for their policy views or political loyalties instead of their skilled expertise.** … live by the norms of neutrality and thus are not seen as political actors, for whom political responses are deemed … - page 215
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… when intelligence leaks are aimed at domestic political targets, Chapter Intelligence Community Page … when intelligence leaks are aimed at domestic political targets, … • Stiffer penalties and mandatory … - page 216
… intercepts that also collect the communications of domestic political figures, Chapter Intelligence Community Page … intercepts that also collect the communications of domestic political figures, … • Tighter controls on otherwise lawful … - page 216
… • Anexpress prohibition on politically motivated - 2749 • Anexpress prohibition on politically motivated use of intelligence authorities, and … Community Page number 216 … • Anexpress prohibition on politically motivated use of intelligence authorities, and … … - page 216
… after they leave government to deter them from tying their political stands or activism to their continuing privilege … after they leave government to deter them from tying their political stands or activism to their continuing privilege … - page 216
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