Watch what he says, and what he does – not what we think he means, represents, or how he comes across.
The President addresses the Inauguration Ball.
America’s long democratic history provide a few guides for navigating the reign of the ‘unprecedented President’.
Also the year in which 30 members of Corbyn’s front bench resigned.
And almost a third are displeased. None the less, the President-elect’s standing is up: almost half our readers hoped Clinton would beat him.
Moving away from the current system would make America’s polarisation worse, not better.
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The younger generation has learned not to tolerate disagreement.
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Perhaps the 60 million Americans who backed him simply thought other factors were more important. But is that judgement bigoted in itself?
He has resiled from some of his most extreme positions. And the U.S has a constitution which is a beacon for the protection of religious freedom.
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