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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… to purchase federal crop insurance, policies that protect against shortfalls in expected revenue whether caused by … to purchase federal crop insurance, policies that protect against shortfalls in expected revenue whether caused by … - page 296
… • Use all tools available to remove improper trade barriers against agricultural biotechnology. The USDA should work … • Use all tools available to remove improper trade barriers against agricultural biotechnology. The USDA should work … - page 307
… ons against regulatory overreach—such as determinations - 4394 ons against regulatory overreach—such as determinations appeals … Chapter Department of Agriculture Page number 316 … ons against regulatory overreach—such as determinations appeals … - page 316
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… defend - 9671 • Enforce agreements vigorously and defend against trade violations; Chapter Department of Commerce … number 666 … • Enforce agreements vigorously and defend against trade violations; … • Enforce agreements vigorously … - page 666
… of existing agreements and without strong defense against dumping and illegal subsidies. Chapter Department of … of existing agreements and without strong defense against dumping and illegal subsidies. … Enforcement and … - page 667
… and companies from improperly applied duties and defend against trade-distorting actions by other governments. … and companies from improperly applied duties and defend against trade-distorting actions by other governments. … - page 667
… front-end work on reviews as opposed to constantly pushing against statutory deadlines. Chapter Department of Commerce … front-end work on reviews as opposed to constantly pushing against statutory deadlines. … Accelerate front-end work on … - page 668
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