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Those in the crosshairs have overseen intelligence collection and analysis that informed the intelligence community’s conclusion that Russia interfered in the 2016 election, including possible collusion with Trump’s presidential campaign.
But his willingness to use his presidential powers as a blatantly partisan political weapon breaks ground that no American should want him to tread.
G-8 Movie NightMany people rightly regard the annual G-8 (Group of Eight) presidential summit as the closest thing we have to a functioning world government.
It would be a bit awkward, but the esteemed guests could also view “An Inconvenient Truth,” narrated by Al Gore, the man Bush narrowly defeated in the 2000 US presidential election.
Trumping the DollarSANTA BARBARA – “Make America great again,” says Donald Trump, the US Republican Party’s presumptive presidential nominee.
In 2007, during his first presidential campaign, he wrote that America “can neither retreat from the world nor try to bully it into submission.
During the past year’s investigation of possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia ahead of the 2016 US presidential election, Congress has leaked like a sieve, and many congressional Democrats have made it clear that they will “resist” Trump at every turn.
But a failure to disclose secret preparatory talks for the most important presidential summit of the century is not one of them.
Abbas’ presidential term has expired, and elections are constantly being postponed.
Mexico’s presidential election is only the latest example.
There are other recent examples, including, perhaps most notoriously, the 2000 presidential election in the United States.
Iran’s parliament -- led by Speaker Ali Akbar Natiq-Nouri, an Islamic traditionalist who suffered a humiliating lost to Khatami in the presidential election -- is dominated by conservatives.
Spats have broken out between the Obama administration, future presidential contenders, senators, and arms control and defense experts.
French Presidential candidate Marine Le Pen wants to kill off the EU because, she says, “the people of Europe do not want it anymore.”
Jon Huntsman, a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, is addressing this directly – insisting that we should force the largest banks to break up and to become safer.
He was beginning to support the idea of Russia becoming a parliamentary, not a presidential, republic and was gaining influence ahead of this year's Duma elections.
The logic of Russia's presidential regime dictates that only the leader is permitted to control political institutions.
Despite massive evidence of the widespread death, poverty, suffering, and dysfunction she and her late husband, the dictator Ferdinand Marcos, inflicted on the Philippines, the only real disappointment she has subsequently endured has been losing the last presidential election she was allowed to contest.
The investigation into the Trump campaign’s possible collusion with Russia ahead of the 2016 presidential election, and the failure to repeal the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) have shown the US administration to be unstable and ineffective.
China has increasingly reverted to authoritarianism – a process that culminated with the elimination of presidential term limits last March – and pursued a statist industrial policy, embodied by its “Made in China 2025” plan.
Trump’s Fiscal FolliesCAMBRIDGE – This year’s presidential election campaign in the United States is certainly unique.
During his presidential campaign in 2000, George W. Bush promised to renounce nation-building adventures abroad, to maintain fiscal discipline, and to treat greenhouses gases as pollutants under the Clean Air Act.
The question of whether Trump’s tax policies would benefit him directly remains unanswered, because, unlike all other presidential candidates since Richard Nixon, he has refused to release his income-tax records.
It’s a simple equation, but one that Republican presidential candidates, including Trump, have seemingly had trouble understanding since 1980.
Suspicion is certainly the order of the day in the US, where the authorities have announced massive sanctions against two Russian tycoons, Oleg Deripaska and Viktor Vekselberg, as part of an effort to punish the Kremlin for its alleged meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
For example, Abramovich, a former governor of the Arctic region of Chukotka, Mikhail Prokhorov, who ran as an independent candidate in the 2012 Russian presidential election, or Alexander Lebedev, the long-time financial backer of Novaya Gazeta, have sold nearly all of their assets in Russia and pursued legal and transparent businesses in the US and the UK.
Trump’s Italian PrototypeTOKYO – The rise of billionaire Donald Trump in the US presidential race has been met with a mixture of horror and fascination.
Here is Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who, having finished fourth in the 2017 presidential election won by Emmanuel Macron, is desperately seeking a new following.
CAMBRIDGE – Seven candidates are standing in the 2017 French Socialist Party presidential primary, which includes the Socialist Party and a number of smaller pro-government Green parties, formally known as the “Popular Alliance.”
Hollande’s biggest flaw was that he could not incarnate the presidency: he simply did not look or sound particularly presidential.
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