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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… decisions and thus be the least economically harmful way to raise federal tax revenues.”* There are several forms … decisions and thus be the least economically harmful way to raise federal tax revenues.”* There are several forms … - page 698
… the tax system’s administrative burden much worse in other ways. For example, it has proposed creating a comprehensive … the tax system’s administrative burden much worse in other ways. For example, it has proposed creating a comprehensive … - page 699
… and the Joint Committee on Taxation staff almost always overestimate how much revenue will be gained from still … and the Joint Committee on Taxation staff almost always overestimate how much revenue will be gained from still … - page 701
… biases committee procedure toward corporate interests and away from national security interests. Finally, the … biases committee procedure toward corporate interests and away from national security interests. Finally, the … - page 703
… to siphon assets, technological innovation, and influence away from U.S. businesses in order to expand the global … to siphon assets, technological innovation, and influence away from U.S. businesses in order to expand the global … - page 704
… Barriers to private investment must be removed to pave the way for a robust private market. Chapter Department of the … Barriers to private investment must be removed to pave the way for a robust private market. … • Barriers to private … - page 706
… advance through human ingenuity are by far the best ways to prevent and mitigate extreme weather events. … advance through human ingenuity are by far the best ways to prevent and mitigate extreme weather events. … - page 709
… more properly belong to the private sector. The best way to promote trade and development is to reduce tariff and non-tariff trade barriers. Another way is to reduce the federal budget deficit, and thereby … more properly belong to the private sector. The best way to promote trade and development is to reduce tariff and … - page 710
… course, abstracts away from certain timing - 10177 course, abstracts away from certain timing issues. Chapter Department of the Treasury Page number 711 … course, abstracts away from certain timing issues. … course, abstracts away … - page 711
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… moderate content in good faith—“in a way - 12140 moderate content in good faith—“in a way that eliminates the expansive, non-textual immunities … Page number 826 … moderate content in good faith—“in a way that eliminates the expansive, non-textual immunities … - page 826
… department must not construe ambiguous provisions...in a way that infringes on protected First Amendment activity,” … department must not construe ambiguous provisions...in a way that infringes on protected First Amendment activity,” … - page 826
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