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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… leadership awarding insiders millions of dollars of grant funding." For example, as the OIG stated in one report, the … leadership awarding insiders millions of dollars of grant funding." For example, as the OIG stated in one report, the … - page 237
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… is - 3171 The Open Technology Fund’s goal is to provide funding to support the research, development, and … by using consolidation rules to usurp the mission and funding of USAGM’s pre-existing Office of Internet Freedom … operates with far less transparency and strictly restricts funding to “open source” technology. OTF does not support … - page 238
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… to domestic audiences—but the agency has used its taxpayer funding to promote partisan messaging in the U.S. One of the … to domestic audiences—but the agency has used its taxpayer funding to promote partisan messaging in the U.S. One of the … - page 244
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… and rural connectivity programs. The FCC obtains this funding through a line-item charge that carriers add to … and rural connectivity programs. The FCC obtains this funding through a line-item charge that carriers add to … - page 850
… share into the program. On top of that, the FCC’s current funding mechanism has been on an unsustainable path.” By … share into the program. On top of that, the FCC’s current funding mechanism has been on an unsustainable path.” By … - page 850
… argue that Congress should revisit the program’s entire funding structure and determine whether to continue subsidizing the provision of service. Future funding decisions, the argument goes, should be made by … process through which the USF program can compete for funding with other national initiatives. These decisions … - page 850
… billion is about $3 billion short of the total amount of funding needed to complete the rip and replace process. A … billion is about $3 billion short of the total amount of funding needed to complete the rip and replace process. A … - page 851
… behind. At the same time, the dramatic recent increases in funding through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) and the … behind. At the same time, the dramatic recent increases in funding through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) and the … - page 855
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