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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… farm bill programs are funded. The CCC isa funding mechanism, which, in simple terms, has $30 billion a … farm bill programs are funded. The CCC isa funding mechanism, which, in simple terms, has $30 billion a … - page 294
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… problems that are temporary in nature and ensure that funding is targeted to address such problems. Chapter … problems that are temporary in nature and ensure that funding is targeted to address such problems. … • Clarify … - page 295
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… • Traditionally, VHA captures the large majority of VA IT funding. The VBA needs to make the case for a larger IT … … • Traditionally, VHA captures the large majority of VA IT funding. The VBA needs to make the case for a larger IT … - page 650
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… with the VHA for IT funding. - 9560 with the VHA for IT funding. Senior executive leadership needs more innovators … of Veterans Affairs Page number 651 … with the VHA for IT funding. Senior executive leadership needs more innovators … - page 651
… She recommends that it receive a big increase in funding and staffing and then undertake “a research agenda … She recommends that it receive a big increase in funding and staffing and then undertake “a research agenda … - page 661
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