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If you go back to the Carter and even Reagan administrations, they were rating the other party 43, 45.
President Obama ran on a promise to protect whistleblowers, and instead, his Justice Department has prosecuted more than all other administrations combined.
What all administrations say when there's a scandal: "Don't blame us.
For those of us who tried to stand on the shoulders of the civil rights movement and fight the rule of privilege and power; who resisted the fascism of the Johnson/Nixon administrations; who now as veterans of civil wars fought the war in Vietnam every single day until finally the US beast died and fled; for all who said no in many different ways -- it's remarkable how unsuccessful we were.
Where was his critique of democratic administrations as well as republican ones?
We could correct the mistakes of how we go into war, in Vietnam under two administrations (Johnson and Nixon), in which lost us 60,000 Americans, and wounded so many more, or we could "stay the course," as we do today.
I have faced great power struggles within the school administrations here in the United States and it sort of reminded me of it.
The US decision reflects two converging forces: a deep-seated foreign-policy tendency – manifested by all recent US administrations – to seek hegemony in the Middle East, and Trump’s peculiar brand of psychopathy.
If they do not want to repeat the failures of past administrations, they will be well advised to do what none of Obama’s predecessors have tried.
Imagine a bunch of irresponsible Bush-like administrations making fiscal policy, forever.
In his titanic efforts to stem decline and reform America, Obama has shown vision and talent, but he also learned the hard way that, as Henry Kissinger put it in his memoirs, the pledges of new administrations are almost invariably like “leaves on a turbulent sea.”
Moreover, because more people are evading taxes, tax administrations are under increasing pressure to become more lenient or to accept bribes.
But it is not only the Bush administrations that put the interests of Americans first.
Recently, South Korea’s government made it clear that it would continue to engage North Korea, but in a more principled way than had previous administrations.
This is why many schools, hospitals, cultural institutions and other establishments remain governed by centralized administrations, although they could have transformed themselves into organizations that the state would watch from a distance or support through transparent procedures.
But, as with the issue of the West Bank settlements, the Obama administration seems to be moving definitively away from an automatic endorsement of Israel’s understandings with previous US administrations.
Most administrations have extracted money from the chaebols, often with the help of prosecutors and the tax authorities.
Ever since the 1990s, three American administrations have tried to improve bilateral relations, with mixed results.
Traditionally, the US had vetoed such resolutions, though for some time now, administrations had taken the position that such settlements blocked progress on a two-state solution for the Israel-Palestine conflict.
The case of Switzerland – which is even more integrated into EU production chains than the UK – shows that efficient customs administrations on both sides are enough to keep such barriers to a minimum.
The dollar has survived previous administrations’ egregious policy errors, and has defied repeated predictions of its demise.
The incremental approach to the region taken by the last two administrations, under George W. Bush and Barack Obama, has meant that the US has failed to keep pace with events.
Second, when have those deficits been “temporary,” apart from the occasions when later Democratic administrations reduced them by reversing the underlying tax cuts (as Clinton did after Reagan, and Barack Obama did after George W. Bush)?
Now, digging into corruption by local police is equivalent to inciting hatred against that “social group,” and “expert” linguists have also found journalists to be “inciting hatred” against employees of regional administrations, judges, and other authorities.
That document, like similar reports written during the previous two administrations, did not find China guilty of manipulation.
As were all previous administrations since the founding of Israel, US government leaders must be in the forefront of achieving this long-delayed goal.
In the US, Democratic and Republican administrations alike have pursued a strategic partnership with India, based on existing trade ties, investment, and the large commercial and familial networks linking the two countries.
Big banks became particularly influential not just through their financial clout, but also through their control of key policymaking positions in Democratic administrations.
This cost-benefit calculation is probably why successive US administrations were happy to run trade deficits with China, even if they pretended otherwise.
The discovery is the result of a strategic policy maintained through successive Brazilian administrations, something unusual in Latin America.
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