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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… two nominees of the differing political parties at the same time; this bipartisan pairing has historically permitted … two nominees of the differing political parties at the same time; this bipartisan pairing has historically permitted … - page 862
… eliminating or limiting overstays to a reasonable period of time to permit the vetting, nomination, and confirmation of … eliminating or limiting overstays to a reasonable period of time to permit the vetting, nomination, and confirmation of … - page 865
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… these principles were only imperfectly worked out at the time the antitrust laws were passed. Second, contemporaneous … these principles were only imperfectly worked out at the time the antitrust laws were passed. Second, contemporaneous … - page 870
… Supreme Court Justice William Howard Taft wrote at the time, Chapter Federal Trade Commission Page number 870 … … Supreme Court Justice William Howard Taft wrote at the time, … Similarly, identifying the institutional threats … - page 870
… trends worldwide.” The increase occurred at the same time that social media use moved from rare to ubiquitous … trends worldwide.” The increase occurred at the same time that social media use moved from rare to ubiquitous … - page 875
… spread it. It would be “Swamp 2.0”: just as deep and many times as wide. Chapter Federal Trade Commission Page number … spread it. It would be “Swamp 2.0”: just as deep and many times as wide. … a bureaucracy the seeds of which have - … - page 877
… the data are available, they do not exist for long enough time horizons. Yet, a pattern of highly concentrated … the data are available, they do not exist for long enough time horizons. Yet, a pattern of highly concentrated … - page 878
… flourishing, productive, and meaningful lives. At the same time, conservatives cannot be blind to certain developments … flourishing, productive, and meaningful lives. At the same time, conservatives cannot be blind to certain developments … - page 879
… “A Fried of Business Is to Increase Profits,” The New York Times, Septem … “A Fried of Business Is to Increase Profits,” The New York Times, Septem … - page 880
… Producer Price Index by Commodity: Advertising Space and Time Sa Chapter Federal Trade Commission Page number 881 … … Producer Price Index by Commodity: Advertising Space and Time Sa … St. Louis Fed, Producer Price Index by - 13044 … - page 881
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… women . It made America a net energy exporter for the first time in half a century. It also prioritized veterans ’ care … women. It made America a net energy exporter for the first time in half a century. It also prioritized veterans’ care … - page 885
… first year than Ronald Reagan did in his. Of course, at the time, Reagan did not have both a Republican House and Senate … first year than Ronald Reagan did in his. Of course, at the time, Reagan did not have both a Republican House and Senate … - page 885
… to problems that have been years in the making. But no time must be lost in taking the first decisive steps on the … to problems that have been years in the making. But no time must be lost in taking the first decisive steps on the … - page 885
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