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Samy Mailoud Sekkouri,Sandro Wimbergernce in itself of a less than successful presidency. Critics can also point to the shortage of significant legislation passed in Bush’s name; his failure to address effectively a variety of domestic problems and the anaemic state of the economy at the conclusion of his four years in office. Even Geor

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Emergent Conflict over Climate Change,cognizing that George Bush was a conservative and, as such, held views at odds with those that generally prevail in the academic community. When he was Vice President, Bush told the Ripon Society: ‘I am a conservative. I voted along conservative lines when I was in Congress. I took conservative posi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-60208-6hem to advance proposals for change and to mastermind their enactment into law. As a new president takes up office the problems of governance are reduced to activist clichés. He is advised to ‘hit the ground running’ and is expected to exploit fully the opportunities offered by the ‘honeymoon’ relat

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Lidia Diappi,Paola Bolchi,Luca Gaetaystem. The difficulties encountered exposed the extraordinary fragility of party discipline in the national legislature, emphasized the problems of divided government and once again cast doubt on the very governability of the United States. For the purposes of this study, however, the budget crisis

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