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- Instead of letting voters evaluate the merits of competing policies, political parties are steering us towards simplistic diversions and visceral reactions.
- Former U.S. president Richard Nixon once said, 'Well, if the president does it, that means that it is not illegal.' Two weeks ago, in a decision split along ideological lines, six of the nine U.S. justices ruled that a president does have immunity when he is acting in his official capacity. In other words, he is indeed above the law, rising to the status of what many commentators are calling a king. The times are, indeed, out of joint. Call it the revenge of Tricky Dick.
- Former U.S. president Richard Nixon once said, 'Well, if the president does it, that means that it is not illegal.' Two weeks ago, in a decision split along ideological lines, six of the nine U.S. justices ruled that a president does have immunity when he is acting in his official capacity. In other words, he is indeed above the law, rising to the status of what many commentators are calling a king. The times are, indeed, out of joint. Call it the revenge of Tricky Dick.
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- Swift’s ballot-box influence is untested, but Republicans clearly see her as enough of a threat to Trump that they have begun warning her to stay out of the political fray.
- As practiced in Canada, populism thrives on persistent expressions of alarm about the state of national affairs, and policies don’t really count.
- As practiced in Canada, populism thrives on persistent expressions of alarm about the state of national affairs, and policies don’t really count.
- Plus, Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau will testify about his company's treatment of travellers with disabilities.
- Plus, Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau will testify about his company's treatment of travellers with disabilities.
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