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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… responsibilities—the Indian Bureau, the General Land Office, the Bureau of Pensions, and the Patent Office, among others—earned it various nicknames, including “Great Miscellany,” “hydra-headed … - page 517
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… 70,000 employees in approximately 2,400 locations with offices across the United States, Puerto Rico, and U.S. Territories and Freely Associated States. … 70,000 employees in approximately 2,400 locations with offices across the United States, Puerto Rico, and U.S. … - page 518
… Historically, DOI operated in a bipartisan - 7776 Historically, DOI operated in a bipartisan manner consistent with … counties, and communities to be sustained by both economic and recreational activities on neighboring federal lands, … - page 518
… groups that supported his election, adopted DOI policies consistent with their demands, much to the horror of … declared himself a “Sagebrush Rebel,” and, on taking office,* quelled the rebellion by reversing Carter Administration policies. President George H. W. Bush distanced himself from … - page 518
… Governor George W. Bush and former Wyoming Representative Dick Cheney (R-WY) campaigned in 2000 against Clinton’s worst … outrages, including the Utah monument, there was no significant ratcheting back of DOI policies that were either objected to by westerners or contrary … - page 518
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… 7782 At DOI, not since the Reagan Administration was the radical environmental agenda (first implemented by Carter, … responsibilities of its various agencies, bureaus, and offices. Thus, whether the statutory mandate was to promote economic activity, to ensure and expand recreational … - page 519
… to develop the vast oil and gas and coal resources for which it is responsible, but also as to its statutory mandate, … to develop the vast oil and gas and coal resources for which it is responsible, but also as to its statutory mandate, … - page 519
… most BLM land should be placed off-limits to all economic and most recreational uses. Worse yet, Biden’s DOI not … enacted by Congress as to how the lands under its jurisdiction are managed, but it also insists on implementing a vast regulatory regime (for which Congress has not granted authority) and overturning, by … - page 519
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