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The latest election results also assure him the legislative numbers he needs to get his own candidates elected as India’s President in July and Vice-President in August.
The relentless election cycle would come to an end.
With a more expansive and predictable election cycle, India’s leaders would be able to move beyond the unpleasant business of political contention, and settle down to governance.
The benefits of winning an election have become so large that political parties will stoop to new lows to clinch a victory.
Foreign policy isn’t just about cutting a good figure on the international stage and otherwise focusing on the next domestic election.
While monetary policy conducted by independent bureaucrats is imperfect, handing over effective control to congressmen with one eye on the next election would be infinitely worse.
Can we trust politicians to understand and respect this, especially in an election year?
It is no coincidence that the demand by Congress for the list of RFC loans occurred in 1932, also a presidential election year.
But the hysterical response of Americans to the Kremlin’s alleged efforts to influence the US presidential election has forced me to look at things from Putin’s perspective.
Others, including some senior Republicans, cite the recently released US intelligence report on Russia’s suspected interference in the election and demand stern measures against Putin’s government, even though a new Cold War is clearly in no one’s interest.
If the US allows itself to become caught up in suspicion and conjecture about Russian involvement in its recent election, it will most likely find itself locked in an even more destructive confrontation with Putin.
A presidential election could be held as early as May, but there is considerable uncertainty ahead.
After the US election, Trump and his advisers appeared to have concluded that the best way to upend China’s strategic position was to subject all past conventions, including the “One China” policy, to reexamination.
But, at the very least, it has reframed expectations for the country’s next presidential election, now scheduled for November 2019.
That, plus the gloomy international outlook and a fiscal policy that will have to become less expansionary after the election, will slow the economy down.
Protecting Europe in the Age of TrumpBRUSSELS – Just like the polls prior to the United Kingdom’s Brexit referendum, the polls in the run-up to the United States’ presidential election were wrong.
With Trump’s election (and given America’s checkered foreign-policy legacy), we must discard this belief.
The EU should treat Trump’s election as a wake-up call to take charge of its own destiny.
But one wonders how they might respond to spectacular results for Marine Le Pen’s National Front in next year’s French regional elections or in the presidential election in 2017.
The Eternal PutinNEW YORK – The only vote that matters in Russia’s 2012 presidential election is now in, and Vladimir Putin has cast it for himself.
The question today is not about the outcome of next year’s presidential election; that has already been determined.
The election of Barack Hussein Obama in 2008 did a great deal to restore the soft power of American democracy.
But the general election could be something else.
In Germany, which is preparing for a federal election next year, the Social Democrat Party (SPD) seems to be thinking in terms of détente, while Chancellor Angela Merkel and her Christian Democratic Union takes a tougher line.
But she is not the only “maverick” who is polling well in the run-up to her country’s presidential election this spring.
After the UK’s Brexit referendum and the US presidential election in 2016, the French presidential election could now be a tipping point.
The Nazis knew this: In the run-up to the 1932 election, the party relied on the emerging field of public opinion research to probe the needs, hopes, and fears of blue- and white-collar workers, the middle class, women, farmers, and youth.
The British government, preoccupied with finding ways to stimulate growth as the next election approaches, will no doubt think hard before making any changes that might drive business offshore.
This may happen sooner rather than later if Bush loses this November in an election that is certain to be very close.
In the context of the coming years, rather than just the next few weeks, Trump’s election will almost certainly be bad for the greenback.
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