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Executive Risk
In the United States a great deal of the stability of the government is credited to what is commonly referred to as the balance of powers, the system in which each one of the three major functional divisions can put … Continue reading
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Tagged balance of powers, Biden, bureaucracy, deep state, executive, judicial, legislative, Nixon, president, Reagan, Roosevelt, sedition act, signing statement, Trump, vote
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Impeach Now?
We are currently half-way through the first four-year term of President Trump. Almost from the beginning there have been calls for impeachment, and the polls show that some 40 percent of our citizens support this extreme measure. This is, of … Continue reading
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Tagged Clinton, congress, Democrat, impeachment, investigation, Mueller, Nixon, president, Republican, Trump
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The Evils of Elections
This week I opened the latest copy of my favorite magazine, The Nation, to find a revival of a classic leftist political argument—the question of the lesser of two evils. It appeared in several letters to the editor in response … Continue reading
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Tagged Al Gore, congress, conservative, Democrat, economy, election, George Bush, government, history, Humphrey, Liberal, Nixon, Obama, president, progressive, Republican, Romney, Supreme Court, taxes
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