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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… federal Department of Education should be eliminated. When power is exercised, it should empower students and families, not government . In our … federal Department of Education should be eliminated. When power is exercised, it should empower students and families, … - page 319
… to amend the HEA to abrogate, or substantially reduce, the power of the Secretary to cancel, compromise, discharge, or … to amend the HEA to abrogate, or substantially reduce, the power of the Secretary to cancel, compromise, discharge, or … - page 354
… but accreditors have been abusing their quasi-regulatory power to impose non-educational requirements and ideological … but accreditors have been abusing their quasi-regulatory power to impose non-educational requirements and ideological … - page 354
… should refuse to recognize all accreditors that abuse their power. Chapter Department of Education Page number 354 … • … should refuse to recognize all accreditors that abuse their power. … • The Secretary of Education should - 4827 … - page 354
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… should eliminate any offices within the FBI that it has the power to eliminate without any action from Congress.** For … should eliminate any offices within the FBI that it has the power to eliminate without any action from Congress.** For … - page 551
… the economic, diplomatic, military, and technological power to do it,”** it folded in the face of political … the economic, diplomatic, military, and technological power to do it,”** it folded in the face of political … - page 556
… Affirming the Separation of Powers. Federal - 8521 Affirming the Separation of Powers. Federal courts have jurisdiction to deal with a wide … this obligation that is the foundation of the separation of powers. Chapter Department of Justice Page number 559 … … - page 559
… of Justice and its components understand the separation of powers, that pushback among the branches is a positive … of Justice and its components understand the separation of powers, that pushback among the branches is a positive … - page 560
… Executor violates the Constitution’s separation of powers. Chapter Department of Justice Page number 560 … One … Executor violates the Constitution’s separation of powers. … One example includes potentially seeking the - 8524 … - page 560
… it was the viewpoint expressed that gave the government power to censor and compel speech. During oral argument, the … it was the viewpoint expressed that gave the government power to censor and compel speech. During oral argument, the … - page 560
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