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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… of its citizens, the vitality of its economy , and its geopolitical standing in an uncertain and dangerous world. Not … of its citizens, the vitality of its economy, and its geopolitical standing in an uncertain and dangerous world. Not … - page 520
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… attempts in the middle of the 20th century to resolve major political questions brought about by labor conflict, the … attempts in the middle of the 20th century to resolve major political questions brought about by labor conflict, the … - page 582
… Contractors also would be less subject to the changing political whims of a President that might impose significant … Contractors also would be less subject to the changing political whims of a President that might impose significant … - page 584
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… programs in the U.S. Organizations across the political spectrum have noted that the overly burdensome … programs in the U.S. Organizations across the political spectrum have noted that the overly burdensome … - page 594
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… enforcement or amicus action advancing the position that political conflicts of interest by union leadership can … enforcement or amicus action advancing the position that political conflicts of interest by union leadership can … - page 600
… 9097 • Require organizations to comply with restrictions on political spending. DOL should establish as a precondition … that an organization comply with restrictions on political spending as applied to 501(c)(8) charitable … … • Require organizations to comply with restrictions on political spending. DOL should establish as a precondition … - page 605
… line, but also on the company’s compliance with liberal political views on climate change , racial quotas, abortion … line, but also on the company’s compliance with liberal political views on climate change, racial quotas, abortion, … - page 606
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… Maximize hiring of political appointees. At - 9183 Maximize hiring of political appointees. At its best, the Trump Administration Department of Labor worked with up to 150 political appointees. That is still a tiny percentage of the … - page 615
… ETA and made directly accountable to the Secretary with a politically accountable Director. Chapter Department of … ETA and made directly accountable to the Secretary with a politically accountable Director. … • OFLC should be moved … - page 616
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