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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… administrative bureaucracy and safeguard taxpayers against - 7257 administrative bureaucracy and safeguard taxpayers against the mission creep that Chapter Department of Housing … 507 … administrative bureaucracy and safeguard taxpayers against the mission creep that … administrative bureaucracy … - page 507
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… ambiguous and confusing provisions against candidates and - 12778 ambiguous and confusing provisions against candidates and the public instead of the government … Page number 862 … ambiguous and confusing provisions against candidates and the public instead of the government, … - page 862
… FECA. The department must not construe ambiguous provisions against the public instead of the government or apply FECA … FECA. The department must not construe ambiguous provisions against the public instead of the government or apply FECA … - page 863
… 12792 In recent years, the FEC has failed to defend itself against litigation filed by political allies of certain … the general counsel of the FEC to defend a lawsuit filed against the agency, and those commissioners have refused to … 864 … In recent years, the FEC has failed to defend itself against litigation filed by political allies of certain … - page 864
… agreement before any action is taken and protects against the FEC being used as a political weapon. Chapter … agreement before any action is taken and protects against the FEC being used as a political weapon. … an … - page 866
… federal agency enforcing the law on a partisan basis against the members of the opposition political party. … federal agency enforcing the law on a partisan basis against the members of the opposition political party. … - page 866
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