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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… our nation’s 250th anniversary, which will take place during the next presidency, America is now divided between … our nation’s 250th anniversary, which will take place during the next presidency, America is now divided between … - page 19
The Case for Free Trade
… tariffs reached their highest levels in U.S. history during the 19th century, beginning with the 1828 Tariff of … tariffs reached their highest levels in U.S. history during the 19th century, beginning with the 1828 Tariff of … - page 798
… official unemployment rate went as low as 3.5 percent during 2022, while real per capita gross domestic product … official unemployment rate went as low as 3.5 percent during 2022, while real per capita gross domestic product … - page 800
… is currently at an all-time high. The record was not set during World War II and not during the 1950s boom. Output did not peak when manufacturing employment peaked in 1979 or during the Reagan economic revival in the 1980s. It is … - page 803
… has suffered only four bouts of double-digit unemployment during the past century. Two of them, the Great Depression … has suffered only four bouts of double-digit unemployment during the past century. Two of them, the Great Depression … - page 805
… wherever allowed, as currently happens most years during hurricane season, and working with Congress to repeal … wherever allowed, as currently happens most years during hurricane season, and working with Congress to repeal … - page 809
… the USMCA, which took effect in 2020. TPA has lapsed before during slow periods in trade policy, most recently in July … the USMCA, which took effect in 2020. TPA has lapsed before during slow periods in trade policy, most recently in July … - page 811
… because of conservative opposition to renewing its charter. During this lapse, EXIM maintained its existing portfolio … alternative financing and even reported record profits during EXIM’s lapse while working to fulfill a seven-year … because of conservative opposition to renewing its charter. During this lapse, EXIM maintained its existing portfolio … - page 813
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