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But the Trump campaign vetted its new chairman less diligently than most people do when hiring a house cleaner.
Not only might Manafort attract future clients, but he could also help himself with his former wealthy Russian backers – most of them closely connected with the Kremlin – through the campaign itself.
Manafort also offered to brief Deripaska about what was going on in the Trump campaign.
Manafort’s role in the campaign was to help Trump sew up the nomination and run the Republican Party convention, at which Trump’s victory would become official.
Manafort was forced out of the Trump campaign in August 2016.
(Mueller wants to avoid any perception of political meddling like that created by former FBI director James Comey, who is widely seen as having hurt Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign in 2016.)
Forced removal into mental hospitals of many Falun Gong members is central to this campaign.
During the campaign, Macri displayed a sensitive political ear.
Myanmar’s Jihadi CurseNEW DELHI – Myanmar’s military has lately been engaged in a brutal campaign against the Rohingya, a long-marginalized Muslim ethnic minority group, driving hundreds of thousands to flee to Bangladesh, India, and elsewhere.
In the years before India gained independence from Britain in 1947, Rohingya militants joined the campaign to establish Pakistan as the first Islamic republic of the postcolonial era.
Since coming to power in January, Syriza has struggled to balance the need to strike a deal on Greece’s debt with its campaign promise not to sign any agreement that would thrust the country deeper into recession.
Officers and soldiers are asking, What is the purpose of the current campaign?
To understand the danger this poses to women, consider Texas, which slashed funding to Planned Parenthood in 2011 as part of an ideological campaign against contraception and abortion.
Physically, Macron evokes more the young general, Napoleon Bonaparte, during his first campaign in Italy.
He conducted a campaign that relied on his eloquence and charisma, as well as on scare tactics.
Break Up CitigroupWASHINGTON, DC – America’s presidential campaign is already well underway.
As a result, breaking up Citigroup is under serious consideration as a potential campaign theme.
Republicans, even those who opposed Trump during the campaign, have coalesced behind him.
Revelations during the campaign – for example, that, in a 2015 speech, she had said that “deep-seated cultural codes, religious beliefs, and structural biases have to be changed” to secure women’s reproductive and other rights – reinforced fears that she would push too progressive a social agenda.
Trump seized on this cleavage during his campaign.
In fact, if Trump follows through on his campaign rhetoric, he could end up hurting this group – and many others – even more.
During the campaign, Trump often used scapegoats – especially immigrants and major developing-world exporters, such as China and Mexico – to attract support.
This means that if Trump fulfills his campaign promises – say, to impose severe immigration limits and high import tariffs – he won’t actually solve the problem.
There may be some technical measures that can be taken, like banning parties and candidates who campaign against democracy, or whose democratic credentials are weak.
Last year in Kosovo, America bore the brunt of the military campaign.
While campaigning isn’t the same as governing, Trump’s campaign has added to the difficulties he will face.
Mexico, singled out for criticism by Trump during the campaign, faces a unique set of issues concerning both trade and immigration.
Meanwhile, the authorities are also pursuing an aggressive anti-corruption campaign, a more muscular foreign policy, and a nationalistic revival couched in terms of the “China Dream.”
During his campaign, it was reported that he planned to put his vice president in charge of domestic and foreign policy, while retaining responsibility simply for “making America great again.”
Many Israelis, from all social classes, joined the campaign for Shalit’s release.
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