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Will the constitution hold Trump back?
Adam Tomkins / November 11, 2016
Individual states might resist him, but in Washington he will have great power
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Big Question: Is Donald Trump’s election good news for Britain?
Prospect Team / November 11, 2016
A panel of contributors share their views
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What will Trump’s victory mean for the Supreme Court?
James D Zirin / November 11, 2016
His appointments could shape US politics for a generation
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Donald Trump's America: Welcome to the void
Sam Tanenhaus / November 10, 2016
Trump is a born campaigning demagogue. But will he be too lazy to rule?
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Will president Trump get anything done?
Gillian Peele / November 10, 2016
Don’t count on it
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The start of an interesting week for the Democrats
Sam Tanenhaus / July 26, 2016
The first day of the Democratic convention showed the party remains divided
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Barack Obama got things done
David Patrikarakos / April 5, 2016
The final episode of "Inside Obama's White House" tells us that he was often frustrated by the system, but achieved more than many allege
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Will stagnant wages sink Clinton and Rubio?
George Magnus / February 8, 2016
"To hijack Charles Dickens, the US economy is characterised by wisdom and foolishness"
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Henry Kissinger: every President's guru
Ferdinand Mount / October 15, 2015
Henry Kissinger became the most reviled and admired statesman of his time. Whatever his secret weapon might have been, it wasn't loyalty
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US presidential race: Bernie Sanders is not America's Jeremy Corbyn
Harry Lambert / October 14, 2015
Hillary Clinton gave a commanding performance last night but she has yet to face a strong opposition
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