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 Free Trade
… on the Right to use progressive trade policy to punish political opponents, remake manufacturing, or accomplish … on the Right to use progressive trade policy to punish political opponents, remake manufacturing, or accomplish … - page 796
… are developing institutional trade norms in an important geopolitical region without U.S. input or involvement. Chapter … are developing institutional trade norms in an important geopolitical region without U.S. input or involvement. … Rejoin … - page 801
… The decline of American manufacturing is acommon political trope in both parties, typically invoked before a … The decline of American manufacturing is acommon political trope in both parties, typically invoked before a … - page 802
… tariffs against the U.S. The latter tend to be directed at politically sensitive American exports. Retaliatory tariffs … tariffs against the U.S. The latter tend to be directed at politically sensitive American exports. Retaliatory tariffs … - page 803
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… assistance with caution and use it as a last-resort political bargaining tool and not as a first-resort policy. … assistance with caution and use it as a last-resort political bargaining tool and not as a first-resort policy. … - page 806
… should keep this in mind as it tries to cope with this politically volatile issue. Chapter The Case for Free Trade … should keep this in mind as it tries to cope with this politically volatile issue. … It is important not to … - page 810
… This is a tougher political sell than - 11876 This is a tougher political sell than loud, simplistic jeremiads, but going … The Case for Free Trade Page number 814 … This is a tougher political sell than loud, simplistic jeremiads, but going … - page 814
… economy and should be treated as such, even if its political and legal institutions remain those of a … economy and should be treated as such, even if its political and legal institutions remain those of a … - page 815
… and provide rent-seeking opportunities for labor unions and politically connected businesses in renewable energy and … and provide rent-seeking opportunities for labor unions and politically connected businesses in renewable energy and … - page 816
… move toward Americanstyle institutions that protect civil, political, and economic liberties. Chapter The Case for Free … move toward Americanstyle institutions that protect civil, political, and economic liberties. … IPEF has the potential … - page 816
… Harvard Center for American Political Studies and - 11945 Harvard Center for American Political Studies and Harris Poll, “Monthly Harvard-Harris … Free Trade Page number 818 … Harvard Center for American Political Studies and Harris Poll, “Monthly Harvard-Harris … - page 818
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Federal Election Commission
… in one of the most sensitive areas of the Bill of Rights: political speech and political activity by citizens, candidates, political parties, and the voluntary membership … - page 860
… There is a long-held political tradition since - 12774 There is a long-held political tradition since the FEC’s founding that when a commission slot held by a member of the opposition political party opens up, the President consults with, and … - page 862
… that they believe the FEC should not overregulate political activity and act beyond its statutory authority, … that they believe the FEC should not overregulate political activity and act beyond its statutory authority, … - page 862
… on aggressive overenforcement that would severely restrict political speech and protected party, campaign, and … on aggressive overenforcement that would severely restrict political speech and protected party, campaign, and … - page 863
… primarily through his choice of attorney general and other political appointees, to direct the prosecutorial functions … primarily through his choice of attorney general and other political appointees, to direct the prosecutorial functions … - page 863
… opinions, just as private practitioners, the public, and political actors must do. Chapter Federal Election … opinions, just as private practitioners, the public, and political actors must do. … • Inmaking prosecution … - page 863
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