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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… building more flexibility in emergency responses. Bureau personnel suffer from “mission drift,” burnout, and a lack … building more flexibility in emergency responses. Bureau personnel suffer from “mission drift,” burnout, and a lack … - page 266
… be an individual with substantial experience with federal personnel systems. The White House Office of Presidential Personnel should allow the USAID Administrator to explore with counterparts at the Office of Personnel Management whether the agency could hire personnel … - page 271
… its missions’ footprints in the Middle East given that most personnel in the region are unable to leave their highly … its missions’ footprints in the Middle East given that most personnel in the region are unable to leave their highly … - page 275
… PERSONNEL - 3648 PERSONNEL Chapter Agency for International Development Page number 278 … PERSONNEL … PERSONNEL - 3648 … - page 278
… was undercut from the outset both by recalcitrant career personnel and by inexperienced political personnel. The next conservative Administration should implement personnel policies from the beginning so that the agency can … - page 278
… name a political appointee with long experience in federal personnel systems as USAID’s Chief Human Capital Officer and … name a political appointee with long experience in federal personnel systems as USAID’s Chief Human Capital Officer and … - page 278
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… Office of the Inspector General—all have their own sets of personnel including administrators, deputy administrators, … Office of the Inspector General—all have their own sets of personnel including administrators, deputy administrators, … - page 620
… use of the unique authority it has been given in areas like personnel and acquisition. Chapter Department of … use of the unique authority it has been given in areas like personnel and acquisition. … • Require the FAA to operate - … - page 633
… by the annual employee surveys conducted by the Office of Personnel Management. FRA needs to communicate clearly to … by the annual employee surveys conducted by the Office of Personnel Management. FRA needs to communicate clearly to … - page 636
… industry is regulated by the U.S. Coast Guard (ships and personnel) and by the Federal Maritime Commission (cargo … industry is regulated by the U.S. Coast Guard (ships and personnel) and by the Federal Maritime Commission (cargo … - page 637
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