Peter Zeihan on Congressional Midterms
There has been plenty of public frustration over Trump’s policies and actions, but that doesn’t necessarily translate to political momentum. With only one-third of Senate…
Thought Leader: Peter Zeihan
By Tevi Troy (original source Hudson Institute)
“This summer’s bad news—floods in Louisiana, the spread of the Zika virus, police shootings, the threat of domestic terrorism—reminds us of a central challenge for any president: what to do when disaster strikes. Rush to the site and roll up his (or her) sleeves? Trust state and local leaders to handle the mess? Pick up the putter and finish that round of golf?
Modern presidents—with enormous federal capacities at their disposal and a media spotlight on the White House—are under great pressure to rise to the occasion. But it hasn’t always been this way.”
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Peter Zeihan on Congressional Midterms
There has been plenty of public frustration over Trump’s policies and actions, but that doesn’t necessarily translate to political momentum. With only one-third of Senate…
Thought Leader: Peter Zeihan
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Thought Leader: Sanjay Gupta
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