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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… is anathema to the traditional norms of many societies where USAID works, causes resentment by tying lifesaving … is anathema to the traditional norms of many societies where USAID works, causes resentment by tying lifesaving … - page 259
… ideology, which are anathema to the traditional societies where USAID funds programs (in addition to many U.S. … ideology, which are anathema to the traditional societies where USAID funds programs (in addition to many U.S. … - page 261
… permanence of this assistance, particularly in countries where we have little to no in-country presence and must rely … permanence of this assistance, particularly in countries where we have little to no in-country presence and must rely … - page 267
… U.S. government has expended $14 billion in aid to Syria where the bloody regime of Bashar al-Assad—a close ally of … U.S. government has expended $14 billion in aid to Syria where the bloody regime of Bashar al-Assad—a close ally of … - page 267
… by malign actors, such as in Yemen, Syria, and Afghanistan, where our aid is consumed by fraud, diversion, and partner … by malign actors, such as in Yemen, Syria, and Afghanistan, where our aid is consumed by fraud, diversion, and partner … - page 268
… levels far exceed its congressional mandates and purpose,” whereas its “initial success” in its “infancy” Gin the … levels far exceed its congressional mandates and purpose,” whereas its “initial success” in its “infancy” Gin the … - page 286
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… to those divisions that most need reform and address, wherever possible, five cross-cutting goals. Chapter … to those divisions that most need reform and address, wherever possible, five cross-cutting goals. … HHS consists … - page 448
… offices should be headed by political appointees except where otherwise noted. Chapter Department of Housing and … offices should be headed by political appointees except where otherwise noted. … The Secretary of Housing and Urban … - page 504
… with reforms implemented by other federal agencies where immigration status impacts public programs, certainly … with reforms implemented by other federal agencies where immigration status impacts public programs, certainly … - page 509
… economic advancement through household self-sufficiency. Where admissible in regulatory action, HUD should implement … economic advancement through household self-sufficiency. Where admissible in regulatory action, HUD should implement … - page 509
… for renters, encourage participation by landlords where appropriate,** and encourage all non-elderly, … for renters, encourage participation by landlords where appropriate,** and encourage all non-elderly, … - page 511
… of upward mobility and dynamism for local housing markets where land can be sold by PHAs and put to greater economic … of upward mobility and dynamism for local housing markets where land can be sold by PHAs and put to greater economic … - page 511
… Process must prioritize where politica - 7520 Process must prioritize where politica Chapter Department of Housing and Urban Development Page number 514 … Process must prioritize where politica … Process must prioritize where politica - … - page 514
… th , adding time delays and costs tha of the way where possible and minimize the dis ending can have in … th , adding time delays and costs tha of the way where possible and minimize the dis ending can have in … - page 514
… into what should be an unbiased system ory guidance, where applicable wi he construction and development Chapter … into what should be an unbiased system ory guidance, where applicable wi he construction and development … icate … - page 514
… es where HU ablished in th - 7706 es where HU ablished in th ng First model, experimen ent … of Housing and Urban Development Page number 516 … es where HU ablished in th ng First model, experimen ent … - page 516
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