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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The Case for the Export-Import Bank
… to be able to compete vigorously for business throughout the world.”** Chapter The Case for the Export-Import … to be able to compete vigorously for business throughout the world.”** … Export-Import Bank (EXIM) by an … - page 724
… can use to vie for projects that would otherwise be out of reach, notably deals that the banking industry won’t … can use to vie for projects that would otherwise be out of reach, notably deals that the banking industry won’t … - page 724
… sphere of economic and strategic influence that includes about 150 countries, rivaling the relationships of the United … sphere of economic and strategic influence that includes about 150 countries, rivaling the relationships of the United … - page 725
… United States. Not only do American companies risk losing out to Chinese competitors for international opportunities … EXIM is not there to offer support, but a United States without a functioning export credit agency also leaves an … United States. Not only do American companies risk losing out to Chinese competitors for international opportunities … - page 725
… To ignore these changes and leave the United States without its own export financing weapon is to resign the United … To ignore these changes and leave the United States without its own export financing weapon is to resign the United … - page 726
… de Rugy, “Emirates to Ex-Im Bank: We'll Be Just Fine Without You,” National Review, The Corner, September 8, 2014, … lreview.com/corner/emirates-ex-im-bank-well-be-just-fine-withoutyou-veronique-de-rugy/ (accessed February 22, 2023). 14. Sallie James, “Time to X Out the Ex-Im Bank,” Cato Institute, Herbert A. Stieffel … - page 728
… Justin Leventhal, “The Ex-Im Bank Is More Responsible Without a Quorum,” Mercatus Center at George Mason University … data-visualizations/ex-im-bank-more-responsible-without-quorum#:~:text=At%2063%20percent%20 … hout%20a%20quorum%2C%20the%20Ex-Im,is%20doing%20better%20without%20the%20Ex-Im%20 Bank%E2%80%99s%20aid (accessed February … - page 729
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… secure and competitive communications networks, modernize outdated infrastructure rules, and represent good … secure and competitive communications networks, modernize outdated infrastructure rules, and represent good … - page 844
… interpret that law and thus provide courts with guidance about the proper application of the statutory language.* The … interpret that law and thus provide courts with guidance about the proper application of the statutory language.* The … - page 846
… and permitting laws that could otherwise slow down the buildout of next-generation infrastructure. One of the FCC’s … and permitting laws that could otherwise slow down the buildout of next-generation infrastructure. One of the FCC’s … - page 847
… The FCC’s Section 230 reforms should track the positions outlined Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page … The FCC’s Section 230 reforms should track the positions outlined … As one of the FCC’s previous General - 12562 … - page 848
… At the outset, the FCC can clarify - 12566 At the outset, the FCC can clarify that Section 230(c)(1) does not … protections. Such clarifications might also include drawing out the traditional legal distinction between distributor … - page 848
… overnight for no apparent reason, potentially flipping its outlook from black to red. On Facebook, social media posts … overnight for no apparent reason, potentially flipping its outlook from black to red. On Facebook, social media posts … … - page 848
… taken down, accounts suspended or permanently banned, without any apparent consistency. Out of the blue, YouTube can demonetize individuals who have risked their … - page 848
… broadband providers must provide detailed disclosures about practices that would shape Internet traffic—from … broadband providers must provide detailed disclosures about practices that would shape Internet traffic—from … - page 848
… categories of speech that Congress has previously carved out. Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page number … categories of speech that Congress has previously carved out. … In all of this, Congress can make - 12574 … - page 849
… longer review or approve new applications from Huawei. Without FCC approval, new Huawei gear cannot be lawfully sold or … longer review or approve new applications from Huawei. Without FCC approval, new Huawei gear cannot be lawfully sold or … - page 851
… of insecure Huawei and ZTE gear. However, $1.9 billion is about $3 billion short of the total amount of funding needed … of insecure Huawei and ZTE gear. However, $1.9 billion is about $3 billion short of the total amount of funding needed … - page 851
… access to the spectrum resources that they need to carry out their vital missions. Chapter Federal Communications … access to the spectrum resources that they need to carry out their vital missions. … • 6Facilitate coordination on … - page 853
… is clear that the current process is not delivering optimal outcomes. In December 2021 and January 2022, for instance, … the lack of interagency coordination and communication about mid-band 5G spectrum allocation between the FCC and the … is clear that the current process is not delivering optimal outcomes. In December 2021 and January 2022, for instance, … - page 854
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