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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… family has seen real annual earnings fall about $6,000 during the Biden Administration.' In 2022, the average … family has seen real annual earnings fall about $6,000 during the Biden Administration.' In 2022, the average … - page 692
… The IRS has spent approximately $27 billion on IT during the past decade, with $7 billion of that designated … The IRS has spent approximately $27 billion on IT during the past decade, with $7 billion of that designated … - page 699
… protections for taxpayer rights and privacy have improved during the past three decades, but they remain inadequate.** … protections for taxpayer rights and privacy have improved during the past three decades, but they remain inadequate.** … - page 700
… average. Treasury would thus save taxpayers money during the next several decades by issuing fewer short-term … average. Treasury would thus save taxpayers money during the next several decades by issuing fewer short-term … - page 702
… by and large, mitigation monitoring has worked adequately during the last several decades. But dependency on the … by and large, mitigation monitoring has worked adequately during the last several decades. But dependency on the … - page 703
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… to undo the significant damage that will have been done during the Biden years. Chapter Onward! Page number 886 … … to undo the significant damage that will have been done during the Biden years. … Today, President Joe Biden has … - page 886
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