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The shrinking federal workforce could end up undercutting some of Trump's priorities.
BANKS COULD BE VICTIMS OF THEIR OWN SUCCESS | The nation's six biggest banks reported $23 billion of profit in the second quarter, strong earnings that could end up undercutting their arguments against more regulation, DealBook's Peter Eavis writes.
As a result, a program that was intended to bring soldiers and civilians together to buttress the Obama administration's counterinsurgency strategy could end up undercutting it, according to the report, which is to be released Monday.
But environmental groups like Natural Resources Defense Council have viewed Mr. Pruitt's promises with suspicion, asserting that the Trump administration's push for sharp budget cuts to other important federal drinking water programs at both the E.P.A. and the Department of Agriculture could end up undercutting water safety.
I'm told divisions have opened up among Democrats over how to push immigration reform forward in the House of Representatives, with some advocates urging a more confrontational posture with Republicans, while other Dems insist that such tactics could end up undercutting the already-slim-to-none chances that House Republicans will pass something that could lead to real reform.
And so these behaviors end up undercutting U.S. diplomacy.
While enough Democrats would vote against additional tax cuts because of how much they'd add to the deficit, some such as Sen. Joe Manchin III of West Virginia or Sen. Jon Tester of Montana could end up supporting them, thereby undercutting a major GOP line of attack against them.
(Of course as rom-coms go, the main character does end up being the exception, undercutting the wisdom of the point. But for the purposes of real life, let's pretend she didn't and moved on to someone else).
But Obama mused Monday that the move could still end up giving Iranian hawks ammunition to undercut a bargain on the grounds that the US is untrustworthy, giving them "common cause with the hardliners in Iran".
But Obama mused this week that the move could still end up giving Iranian hardliners ammunition to undercut a bargain, on the grounds that the US is untrustworthy, setting up a strange alliance between US war hawks and their counterparts in the Islamic Republic.
