"Congress is not commander in chief, there's one person who is commander in chief, and that's the president," Kinzinger said.
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We trust Hillary Clinton as president and commander-in-chief, but the thought of Donald Trump as commander-in-chief scares us to death.
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"Nevertheless, the current commander-in-chief has publicly stated that none of this impairs her 'excellent ability to serve', including as the next commander-in-chief," he said.
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Are you ready for a commander-in-chief, you ready for a commander-in-chief who will let our warriors do their job and go kick ISIS ass?
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"The order has not been given by the commander in chief because he's not acting like a commander in chief," De Blasio said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" Friday.
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" NYC Mayor de Blasio calls for military action amid coronavirus pandemic:"The order has not been given by the commander-in-chief because he's not acting like a commander-in-chief.
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The Purple Heart bears the image of our first commander in chief, George Washington, but Donald Trump, who seeks to be our commander in chief, plainly does not understand what the medal represents.
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The contradictions suggest "either a Commander in Chief completely disconnected from his own policy, or a policy completely disconnected from the Commander in Chief," the Center for American Progress's Kelly Magsamen tweeted recently.
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It's the stuff of being president and commander in chief.
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"This is an unusual commander in chief," said Lujan Grisham.
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Is this someone you want as your commander in chief?
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I will be a Commander in Chief who will lead.
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Is either of them ready to be Commander in Chief?
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He is unqualified and unfit to be commander in chief.
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Is that what we want in our commander in chief?
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It effectively implemented the decision of the commander in chief.
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Come January, one of them will be commander in chief.
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Still, legally, Trump could be CEO and commander in chief.
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The commander in chief holds special protections in that regard.
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And now he wants to be our commander in chief.
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The commander in chief watches and tweets a panicked response.
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She calls Sanders the best choice for commander in chief.
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You are not legislator in chief, you're commander in chief.
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If this was a commander in chief test, Trump failed.
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And yet the commander in chief refuses to defend us.
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" And that Dad would be "an incredible commander in chief.
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You can't remember the words of your commander in chief?
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"He's our elected Commander in Chief," she reminds the room.
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Qassem Soleimani to burnish his credentials as commander in chief.
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You can't remember the words of your commander in chief.
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Not a conservative and can't be commander in chief. Sad!
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Flake should make some comments against our commander in chief.
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"He is the commander in chief," Pompeo told the Star.
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That's a terrifying fact about a potential commander in chief.
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"Being the commander in chief is a hard job," responded Obama.
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"The commander in chief has a lot of prominence," he added.
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The Commander in Chief is in the hands of our enemy!
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How would you respond if Commander in Chief to that launch?
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And as a vacationing commander in chief, he's doing the same.
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The commander in chief can afford to be a little skeptical.
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"I think he was a great commander in chief," Powell said.
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"How did the commander in chief steal her heart?" she wonders.
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Our commander in chief is less predictable than the stock market.
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"Being the commander in chief is a hard job," Obama said.
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Chester Nimitz, commander in chief of the Pacific fleet, said afterward.
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Mr. Trump should remove himself from consideration as Commander in Chief.
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Now, she's the commander in chief on HBO's killer comedy, Veep.
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But they also learned their new commander in chief was impulsive.
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U.S. military protocol requires troops to salute the commander in chief.
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The commander in chief photoshopped into a historic Black Panther photo.
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No one knows what it's like to be commander in chief.
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And it is aided and abetted by our commander in chief.
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The commander in chief believes we stole true victory from him.
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WOLFEBORO, N.H. — Pete Buttigieg is confronting the commander-in-chief test.
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His speech should be required reading for every commander in chief.
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It's a decision that only a commander in chief can make.
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The commander in chief had become the music critic in chief.
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"He won," Anderson, 46, said of the ex-commander in chief.
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There is no more important duty than our Commander in Chief.
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Being a president and commander in chief is not a game.
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So, it doesn't matter whether it's from autonomous, or whether from the workers, as long as all these workers have one commander in chief, and in this case, the commander in chief is ET Industrial Brain. Okay.
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Later on Saturday, photographers captured the commander in chief hitting the course.
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Amnesty said its evidence implicates Myanmar&aposs military commander in chief, Gen.
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Troops should be excited and proud to meet the commander-in-chief.
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As Commander in Chief, Washington was both a general and a statesman.
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It's an awkward topic as many agree with the commander-in-chief.
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After that, Biden should make easy work of the commander-in-chief.
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US troops know their commander in chief simply doesn't want them here.
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She had run like a man, proving her commander in chief credentials.
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You said he doesn't have the temperament to be commander-in-chief.
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"I will call you later," the commander in chief ends the letter.
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" And, he said, "She's prepared to be the next commander in chief.
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Trump, the commander in chief, accepted no responsibility for what had happened.
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Her presentation at the 'Commander-in-Chief' forum was not very good.
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Maybe he's getting ready to do his job as commander-in-chief.
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Clinton said troops deserved a commander in chief who understood their sacrifice.
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The former commander-in-chief also famously teaches Sunday school every week.
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Donald Trump, 70, would be the nation's oldest incoming commander in chief.
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That includes a duty to demand compliance by the commander in chief.
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Our troops are worthy of a commander-in-chief who respects them.
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Federal law mandates a $613,000 annual salary for the commander-in-chief.
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Former U.S. presidents, and our current commander in chief, have as well.
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He is entitled to do this as the new commander in chief.
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And that's the kind of Commander-in-Chief I pledge to be.
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Because he does not believe Donald Trump should be commander in chief.
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And they had some strong words for the U.S. commander-in-chief.
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A new commander-in-chief who will never leave our men behind.
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Rightly or wrongly, Trump made his decision as the commander in chief.
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" The commander in chief, Stern exclaimed, should "be straight up with people.
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Trump clearly enjoys being commander-in-chief of the nation's armed forces.
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The commander in chief has skipped the dinner the past two years.
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The commander in chief is the most powerful man in the world.
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"Donald Trump as commander in chief," he added, "scares me to death."
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Hillary has an army with a Commander-in-Chief in her arsenal.
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Because he does not feel Donald Trump should be commander in chief.
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The contest for president is also a contest for commander-in-chief.
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I also have a standing legal order from the commander in chief.
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Please tell Mr. Trump why he's unprepared to be commander-in- chief.
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It's not the first time Reznor has criticized the commander-in-chief.
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After all, the commander-in-chief himself is a notorious Twitter obsessive.
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Why wasn't it disqualifying, if you want to be commander in chief?
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That scene about the fictional commander-in-chief was news to me.
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Every day there is a new eruption by the commander-in-chief.
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" On Twitter, Guaidó announced, "As commander-in-chief of the armed forces . . .
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It has to start at the top with our commander in chief.
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There was even a billionaire business executive chosen as commander in chief.
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You will have a commander in chief who finally has your back.
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His job as commander in chief is to dampen controversy, not incite.
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The Constitution gives autonomy to the army's commander in chief, Senior Gen.
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"Proud to be your commander-in-chief," he proclaimed to the soldiers.
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It should occur here with the commander in chief at a minimum.
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As president, Trump has governed as an anti-abortion commander in chief.
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He's the commander in chief of the most powerful military on Earth.
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Even the most disciplined commander-in-chief misspeaks from time to time.
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We cannot give him four more years as commander in chief. pic.twitter.
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It has also been played to introduce a new commander in chief.
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They returned east to report back to Commander-in-Chief Thomas Jefferson.
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Troops took the chance to get photos of the commander in chief.
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Being commander-in-chief allows response to attack, not initiation of hostilities.
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We cannot give him four more years as commander in chief. pic.twitter.
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MORE, once launching a clothing line honoring the former commander in chief.
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Like, you know, 'We really don't want a woman commander in chief.
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As king, he is now commander-in-chief of the armed forces.
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Why wasn't it disqualifying, if you want to be commander-in-chief?
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On many days, the nationalist group includes the commander in chief himself.
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First, Mr Trump's willingness to take and abruptly abandon radical positions, like the clubhouse commander-in-chief he resembles in all ways except one (he actually is the commander-in-chief), will still impinge on American foreign policy.
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Under the designations, Commander-in-Chief of Myanmar's Armed Forces Min Aung Hlaing, Deputy Commander-in-Chief Soe Win, Brigadier General Than Oo, Brigadier General Aung Aung and their families will not be permitted to enter the United States.
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As for what he thinks of current commander in chief, President Donald Trump?
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The commander in chief is our ultimate military authority — both operationally and morally.
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The outgoing commander in chief has always had a talent for giving speeches.
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Even the US special forces withdrawal was complicated by their commander in chief.
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Sanders raised eyebrows when he questioned Clinton's qualifications to be commander in chief.
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Hillary Clinton is disqualified from being commander in chief of the United States.
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Was it when the Commander-in-Chief called himself a "very stable genius"?
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That's quite a statement on how his commander-in-chief views the world.
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Then there's the luster that comes with the commander-in-chief visiting town.
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If one commander in chief influenced Bergdahl's trial, the other did as well.
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The commander-in-chief appointed in September, Apirat Kongsompong, is the king's man.
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But a more farsighted commander-in-chief would be adding to their armour.
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Would he ever take on the big role of Commander in Chief, though?
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So she is absolutely ready to be commander-in-chief on day one.
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The 22012nd commander in chief has been allotted most of the 249 p.m.
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Ask yourself: Does Donald Trump have the temperament to be Commander-in-Chief?
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Article II, Section 2 of the Constitution names the president commander in chief.
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After that, the country loves the thought of their pregnant commander in chief.
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Yet not a single question about it during the Commander in Chief forum.
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And she deserves a fair shot at becoming America's next Commander-in-Chief.
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He's still serving, after all, and the President is his commander in chief.
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Anderson wasn't interested in making another pretty portrait of the commander in chief.
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On those, 203% say Clinton would make a better commander in chief vs.
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Ben Carson wanted to be the commander-in-chief of our armed forces!
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That's his role as commander in chief — to protect our national security interests.
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Hardin responded that gender doesn't matter when deciding the next commander in chief.
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Before becoming commander in chief, Trump was a fixture at the correspondents' dinner.
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America's most unpredictable candidate could turn into America's most unpredictable commander-in-chief.
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His book, "Commander in Chief: Franklin Roosevelt and the American People," is forthcoming.
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" "This behavior renders him utterly unworthy of being commander-in-chief and president.
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And he said neither would be able to stand as commander in chief.
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He could only butt heads with the commander-in-chief for so long.
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Last year, he supported a different Republican for commander in chief: Wisconsin Gov.
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For our commander-in-chief to think otherwise would be naïve and dangerous.
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Much of the army officer corps now openly reviles their commander in chief.
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Our troops, of course, must obey the orders of the commander in chief.
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Others, like Corker, have questioned Trump's fitness to serve as commander in chief.
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The current commander in chief, Barack Obama, is pretty popular — especially among fish.
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It's not like anyone looks to the Commander-in-Chief for their WOD.
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First, the "lead agent" on Libya was President Obama, the commander in chief.
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Obama is beginning his final round of commencement addresses as commander-in-chief.
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He says Congress must explicitly authorize the commander in chief to deploy troops.
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Mr. Trump suggested that, as commander in chief, he would install different generals.
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Although, in one, the commander-in-chief doesn't have contradictory and incoherent designs.
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Nothing in the bipartisan amendment restricts his inherent powers as commander in chief.
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We're very shortsighted about how we think about selecting the commander in chief.
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She has a tribute to our commander in chief called the Hot Obama.
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President Trump is not, however, interested in being an interventionist commander in chief.
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KAINE: ... if you can't tell the difference, you shouldn't be commander-in-chief.
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The three-star general would certainly help on the commander in chief issue.
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Kirk has called Trump unfit to be commander in chief in the past.
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We're not supposed to feel this way about our sitting commander in chief!
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America just got its first real look at Commander in Chief Donald Trump.
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The role of commander in chief in our country is a special one.
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CLINTON: ... have said that Donald is unfit to be the commander- in-chief.
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America's first ladies have rich histories to rival their commander-in-chief husbands.
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But this one speaks volumes about the psyche of our commander in chief.
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Darusman said commander-in-chief Min Aung Hlaing should step down pending investigation.
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Mr. Trump is an unconventional commander in chief who ran an unorthodox campaign.
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Clinton and Patterson's fictional commander in chief brims with humanity, character and stoicism.
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Lindsey Graham is urging the commander-in-chief to listen to the science.
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The commander in chief has time to bark, but not necessarily to bite.
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The commander in chief reportedly has a penchant for pink and red Starburst.
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Chester W. Nimitz, who became commander in chief of the Pacific Fleet, disagreed.
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One asked the former commander in chief for his views on almond butter.
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Can the President be trusted to handle the role of commander-in-chief?
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As national-security adviser, Bolton has unrivalled proximity to the Commander-in-Chief.
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For our commander in chief to think otherwise would be naïve and dangerous.
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The commander in chief has long expressed his desire for such an event.
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And this guy is commander in chief of the world's most powerful military.
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" His forthcoming book is "Commander in Chief: Franklin Roosevelt and the American People.
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He commands a global platform and will soon be America's commander in chief.
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But he said a CEO still could make a good commander-in-chief.
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Respondents said Clinton is more prepared to be the country's commander in chief.
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Is the commander in chief being thwarted by his own national security team?
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This is something that President Trump as Commander-in-Chief could solve quickly.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump in an official "commander-in-chief forum" for NBC.
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Again, this is a terrifying disposition to witness in a commander in chief.
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The second is convince Americans of his capacity to serve as commander-in-chief.
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The report makes clear we can't afford to let Clinton be commander-in-chief.
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Ahead of his address, aides described the normally unsentimental commander in chief as nostalgic.
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For all that warmth, Meghan, 34, was equally cutting about the commander-in-chief.
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This has Obama allies accusing the new commander in chief of passing the buck.
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But Owens told the chaplain he didn't want to see the commander-in-chief.
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President Obama became the first sitting commander-in-chief on the Tonight Show Thursday.
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It wasn't long before she drew a rebuke from the incoming Commander-in-Chief.
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Batali has said couldn't be more excited to cook for the Commander-in-Chief.
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Donald Trump once wanted to be Commander-in-Chief as he commanded the boardroom.
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" The President said being commander-in-chief was the "highest honor of my life.
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" He has also tweeted saying Clinton is "unfit/unqualified to be commander-in-chief.
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The NBC variety show had Baldwin's commander in chief holding one of his rallies.
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Well, no: nobody deserves to be associated with our pussy-grabbing commander in chief.
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I mean, the left staged a social media coup against the commander in chief.
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Instead, he resigned as commander in chief and moved back to his country estate.
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Yes, but it's been 36 years since the Commander-in-Chief sat one out.
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That all changed when the soldier got to know his former commander in chief.
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But does being a good interview make you qualified to be commander in chief?
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Kamala Harris, arguing the California Democrat "lacks the temperament" to be commander in chief.
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The president is the first commander in chief to seek reelection after being impeached.
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Trump responded by blaming his generals rather than taking responsibility as commander in chief.
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And, this sad saga exemplifies how Hillary Clinton will govern if Commander-in-Chief.
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This year, the oil market is giving the commander-in-chief plenty of ammunition.
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Yoji Kada, who was once the commander-in-chief of Japan's self-defense fleet.
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The commander in chief could be seen whispering in his wife's ear and laughing.
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They see him as having maintained his integrity while defending the commander in chief.
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Before he was commander in chief, Obama held a teaching position at the university.
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The last deceased commander-in-chief to do so was Gerald Ford in 2006.
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Trump, in turn, has questioned Clinton's fitness for the position of commander in chief.
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So ask yourself: Does Donald Trump have the temperament to be Commander-in-Chief?
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"I'll take care of the protocol here," the 44th commander-in-chief said gamely.
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Having a fight with the commander in chief while they are pregnant and grieving?
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It's undoubtedly the most powerful unilateral action that a commander in chief can take.
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From 'your group of people' the country's Commander in Chief need to be selected.
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Julie: The making out, yes, not something you associate with the commander in chief.
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And Wednesday night's "Commander in Chief" televised forum suggested that he may be right.
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On Tuesday, the commander-in-chief signaled he was ready to negotiate with Kim.
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The current commander in chief came in second place, right behind the 44th president.
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Perez, however, would not say if he is qualified to be commander in chief.
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Trump's pivot to Pentagon expertise as an incoming commander in chief isn't that unusual.
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A few said they did not think a woman should be commander in chief.
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It's hard to win a war when the commander-in-chief abandons his post.
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Does anything spring to mind that you'd like to ask the commander in chief?
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How is our potential President and Commander-In-Chief Donald Trump handling the hoopla?
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Clinton's temperament when it comes to being best suited to be commander in chief.
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The president, as commander in chief, has the authority to pardon US service members.
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More voters also think Clinton would make a better commander in chief than Trump.
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MORE, Clinton's former boss, was the first commander in chief to graduate from Columbia.
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His or her most important responsibility is protecting our country as Commander in Chief.
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Zaw Min Tun, a spokesman for the office of the Myanmar commander in chief.
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A statement on the Facebook page of the military's commander in chief, Senior Gen.
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Here was the commander in chief trying to enlist warfighters as his personal boosters.
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The nation's top diplomat reportedly had some undiplomatic words about the commander in chief.
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Thanks to our genius commander in chief, the U.S. military is now bombing itself.
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No commander in chief in recent memory has rendered elected officials more vacation-ready.
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" Former Islamic State envoy Brett McGurk: "Donald Trump is not a Commander-in-Chief.
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Of course, that was before the arrival of Donald Trump as commander in chief.
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Mr. Trump will also be trying to affirm his role as commander in chief.
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When there's a debate, no one can stop talking about the commander-in-chief.
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If you don't like what the Commander in Chief is doing -- cut off funding.
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The treason charge is perhaps the most serious a commander in chief can make.
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Command influence does not apply to the president because he is commander-in-chief.
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For the first time a commander-in-chief had quit the office in disgrace.
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The actor and the commander in chief have repeatedly traded barbs over the years.
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Those targeted include Min Aung Hlaing, the commander-in-chief of Myanmar's military forces.
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It's no secret President Trump was a business guy before becoming commander in chief.
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"I don't think he's capable of being commander in chief," he said on Sept.
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"He has failed as Commander-in-Chief to safeguard our country & protect our troops."
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One thing led to another until the commander in chief was athwart the Constitution.
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She said she feels "sorry" for the new commander in chief — to a point.
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In theory, he could be court-martialed by Trump, as the commander in chief.
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It's going to be made by the Commander-in-chief of the armed forces.
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He's more capable than Mr. Trump of doing the job of commander in chief.
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These questions become even more pressing when the boss is the commander-in-chief.
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For Commander in Chief Trump, in other words, the hard work is just beginning.
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The former commander-in-chief, on the other hand, is getting a chance to relax.
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But Bush may not hold the title of longest living commander in chief for long.
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"There's no focus," one senior GOP aides says of the still-new commander in chief.
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Former President Obama leaves the White House for the last time as Commander in Chief.
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Trump is on the patch because it's his slogan, and he's the commander-in-chief.
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In his first address as commander in chief Friday, he delivered that very same message.
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However, the commander-in-chief went on to commend Kaepernick for sparking a national conversation.
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The fate of the act may fall, in part, to the next commander-in-chief.
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Sanders took umbrage, declaring in response that Clinton wasn't qualified to become commander-in-chief.
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My number one responsibility as Commander in Chief is to keep the American people safe.
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Mr. Obama is the first commander in chief to regularly carry a specially secured BlackBerry.
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But the good news is the next commander in chief is standing on this stage.
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But the good news is the next commander-in-chief is standing on this stage.
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He would soon become commander-in-chief of a military still at war with Russia.
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They were just thrilled to learn that our nation's commander-in-chief was borderline literate.
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Bernie Sanders to be our next president and commander in chief of the United States.
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Your opponents say you, like Senator Rubio, are not prepared to be Commander in Chief.
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He demonstrated he is completely unqualified for the supremely difficult job of commander in chief.
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And the Virginia senator will no doubt talk about Trump's temperament as commander-in-chief.
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But presidents defy it; they think it unconstitutional given their role as commander-in-chief.
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By the time we reentered the world, we would have a new commander-in-chief.
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Well, what do you think — I believe the president is the commander in chief. Thanks.
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He's proving to the world what it means to have an unqualified commander-in-chief.
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But he is new to foreign and security policy, and untested as commander-in-chief.
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" Clinton countered that Trump did not have "the right temperament to be commander-in- chief.
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If immigrants should "believe in our constitution," the commander-in-chief most certainly ought to.
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A spokesman for the president, who serves as Nigeria's commander-in-chief, declined to comment.
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It is a tradition for champions of major sports to visit the commander in chief.
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And as the commander in chief, Mr. Trump, doesn't get much more senior than that.
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And now the California icons might add one more Commander-in-Chief to their resume.
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" As Clinton sat down with Noah, the former commander in chief said: "I watch you.
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This isn't the first wedding Trump has crashed while serving as the commander in chief.
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For this reason, we support Donald Trump's candidacy to be our next commander-in-chief.
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Well he's back, this time with some long overdue criticism of our Commander in Chief.
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Suddenly this murderous sociopath was being framed as something of a virtuous Commander in Chief.
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And as a soldier, that's what I look for in my next commander-in-chief.
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Baldwin is already set to return as the commander in chief for SNL's 43rd season.
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CLINTON: That is not the right temperament to be commander in chief, to be taunted.
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Mr. Trump will restore credibility to U.S. foreign policy as a strong commander-in-chief.
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"Our commander in chief shouldn't insult and deride our generals, retired or otherwise," she said.
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He's really unfit to be commander in chief just because of his lack of knowledge.
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Our immature commander-in-chief has once again outraged everyone with an unhinged Twitter retweet.
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Pollsters also discovered more respondents are skeptical of President Trump's abilities as commander in chief.
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Per military protocol, the calls from the commander in chief are solely presidential condolence conversations.
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But the commander-in-chief had insisted, ever confident in his unique style of communication.
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And instead he resigned as commander-in-chief and moved back to his country estate.
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The book's second edition, eagerly awaited, now swaps out Palin for the commander-in-chief.
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President Trump may be the Commander-in-Chief, but he's really the Marketer-in-Chief.
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His remarks were specific and he was the commander-in-chief when he made them.
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Clinton pointed to the need for a commander in chief to remain calm under pressure.
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Almost a decade later, another disagreement with a different commander-in-chief ended Mattis's career.
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Unfortunately, our commander-in-chief, President Donald Trump, exhibits the qualities of a toxic leader.
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But all said that she would make a far better commander in chief than Trump.
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He's commander in chief, not a stand-up comic," Ramsey said on CNN's "New Day.
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Clinton's "stamina," Mr. Trump implies that she is too weak to be commander in chief.
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To give them the benefit of the doubt, he is a unique commander in chief.
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He indicated that he saw his job was to serve the elected commander in chief.
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CLINTON: That is not the right temperament to be commander-in- chief, to be taunted.
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Those beliefs loomed especially large over the election of the United States' commander in chief.
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He seemed to think that as commander in chief he could simply follow his whims.
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"But at the same time, we were looking for a commander in chief," she added.
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President Trump, the commander in chief, should not look away from the wars he oversees.
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I learned it when I went overseas on the orders of a commander in chief.
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On Tuesday, a VK account was set up for Myanmar's commander in chief, Senior Gen.
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He considered the post second only to occupying the White House as commander in chief.
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On the 393-year-old war in Afghanistan, the commander-in-chief is particularly fickle.
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This is a man who wants to be commander in chief of the US military?
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The president would continue to be the commander in chief and the foreign-policy czar.
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That what he would do is go against, try to undermine the commander in chief.
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All he'd done was the commander in chief equivalent of chewing with his mouth closed.
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"All bets are off" when it comes to candidates for commander in chief, Cross said.
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US service members and their commander-in-chief continued to make headlines throughout the year.
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However, two stars did make reference to the commander in chief during Sunday night's show.
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After 9/11, the overwhelming public response was to rally around the commander in chief.
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Yet it was hardly all praise for the commander in chief in a Sunday interview.
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This shows why it is so damaging to have a fundamentally untrustworthy commander in chief.
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At worst, as his critics allege, he's unfit to serve as America's commander in chief.
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TUESDAY: The president will present the Commander in Chief Trophy to the Air Force Academy.
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Arlen Jameson, former deputy commander in chief of U.S. Strategic Command; and retired Lt. Gen.
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The package will acknowledge that as commander in chief, Trump can do what he wants.
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This issue isn't whether Trump, as commander in chief, can make these moves, Kirby said.
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If President Trump is impeached, Vice President Mike Pence becomes the new commander in chief.
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"The president has an obligation to step in — he's the commander in chief," he said.
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He lacks the temperament, character, knowledge, emotional maturity and intellect to be commander in chief.
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"If you want to be our commander in chief, stop knocking his family," Scarborough added.
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To use a term from the campaign, that's deplorable coming from the commander in chief.
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It'd be nice to see Mattis drop off "Meditations" for the new commander in chief.
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And certainly not by the commander in chief of the greatest country in the world.
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If the Commander-in-Chief makes that decision, you salute sharply and you do it.
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I could never have predicted the new symbols that the commander-in-chief has endorsed.
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Mr. Trump lacks the foreign policy experience and demeanor needed to be commander in chief.
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And lastly, to be commander in chief, there's no time for on-the-job training.
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"I never discuss my discussions with the commander in chief," he said at the Pentagon.
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However, he has yet to deny whether he called the commander in chief a moron.
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The Constitution mandates civilian control of the military by making the president commander-in-chief.
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What happens when friends and allies can't take the commander in chief at his word?
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Instead, he resigned as commander in chief and moved back to his country of state.
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And quite frankly, people don't trust this president as commander in chief because of that.
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After all, McMaster and Jim Mattis will be along to babysit the commander in chief.
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In that instance, 2 percent of respondents selected Harambe as their preferred commander in chief.
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The event was focused on setting the national security agenda for the next commander in chief.
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But he warned that going forward Democrats shouldn't fall in line with their commander-in-chief.
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Comedian Conan O&aposBrien thought this is how the commander in chief spent the special day.
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Addressing the commander-in-chief, I want Trump to trust the decisions of our military leaders.
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CROWLEY: And the country is safer as a result of what the commander in chief did.
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These critics may welcome a closer look at the powers influencing the next Commander in Chief.
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And frankly, if you want to be commander in chief, you have to have the experience.
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Like the current commander-in-chief, the media mogul and book club queen is a celebrity.
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Does he believe the Constitution would empower him, as commander in chief, to override those limits?
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In April three lieutenants posted a video saying they rejected Mr Maduro as commander-in-chief.
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I don't believe that Donald Trump has the temperament and judgment to be commander in chief.
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I should have listened more closely to the Commander-in-Chief and given the thumbs up.
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Talbott doesn't harbor animosity toward Trump, who he's ready to trust as his commander in chief.
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The president would lead the military as commander-in-chief and defend the country against attack.
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With no one around to advise the commander-in-chief, things could really start moving fast.
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Trump confidante Omarosa escorted both men upstairs for their powwows with the future commander-in-chief.
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It's even drawn ire (as well as a possible lawsuit) from the commander-in-chief himself.
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But it's ABSURD that he started off with Trump, 'Why should you be Commander-in-Chief?
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The thing is, now, America's new commander-in-chief is a little, shall we say, unpredictable.
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He said the S&P 500 has historically done well under an unfavorable commander in chief.
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"We need a new commander in chief and that obviously is not Hillary," Mr. Grassley said.
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Can he convince voters he's more commander in chief and less Triumph the Insult Comic Dog?
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It is a message echoed by military commanders and Kenya's Commander in Chief, President Uhuru Kenyatta.
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And it's not even just that Trump could become the commander in chief come January 2017.
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He is the first and only sitting commander-in-chief to marry at the presidential mansion.
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Trump is now the Commander-In-Chief of the most powerful military force in the world.
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Facing Twitter attacks from the commander in chief, large companies often see their stock prices tumble.
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"We need to begin impeachment proceedings and we need a new commander in chief," she said.
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But a little self-discipline by the commander in chief and some perspective are in order.
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But whenever the commander-in-chief takes a call, his adversaries are said to be listening.
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When President Donald Trump became the commander-in-chief of the U.S. Armed Forces on Jan.
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That was always going to be an onerous test to such an inexperienced commander-in-chief.
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In short, William Henry Harrison was way more than just the briefest-lived Commander in Chief.
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" Trump, Graham said, "is the most unprepared person I've ever met to be commander in chief.
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That same day, the commander in chief refuted claims he does not have a backup plan.
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Lewis said that he still does not believe that Trump is the legitimate commander-in-chief.
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"Ultimately, he is the commander in chief and the leader of the American people," McChrystal said.
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That said, the overarching world views of the Commander-in-Chief do make a big difference.
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It called for its commander-in-chief and five generals to be prosecuted under international law.
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And despite already being head of the military, he was appointed commander-in-chief last year.
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IVANKA: "So... he's the commander in chief, so he always has to protect the border." pic.twitter.
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A new commander-in-chief, one who will never lie to the families of the fallen.
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A comedian is brought in to roast the commander in chief, who then delivers lighthearted remarks.
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EDT: NBC's Matt Lauer hosts the "Commander in Chief" forum with Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
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Tillerson, for his part, shows little evidence of holding his Commander-in-Chief in high regard.
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It appears that anonymous intelligence officials are executing an operation against the sitting commander in chief.
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President Obama is scheduled to deliver his final counterterrorism speech as commander in chief on Tuesday.
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But he's still the Commander-in-Chief of the most powerful armed forces on the planet.
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Another participant was Arnold Paul Prosperi, a longtime college friend of the then commander in chief.
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Francis's efforts to show his modesty have not always sat well with the commander in chief.
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The remaining 10 percent were uncertain how the next commander in chief should approach the faith.
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The problem is that Ted Cruz is running for Commander in Chief, not Arguer in Chief.
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I would be astonished that anybody seeking to be commander in chief wouldn't want this power.
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Anytime a commander in chief faces that question, it's a sure sign that something is wrong.
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William McRaven, saying that Trump is "undermining his position as commander in chief" by attacking him.
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The commander in chief and first lady hosted a similar military appreciation event last Independence Day.
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He is unqualified to be president and he is unfit temperamentally to be commander-in-chief.
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As commander in chief, Trump would have to work with GOP leaders who publicly criticized him.
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"Every artist has explained how harmful he is," Cardi B said of the commander in chief.
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The novel centers on a Commander-in-Chief named Mark Hollenbach, who is gradually coming unwound.
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NBC's September "commander-in-chief forum" with Matt Lauer [of "Today"] was a low point. Mrs.
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" Kiefer Sutherland continues to settle into his new gig as commander in chief in "Designated Survivor.
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The commander in chief called Sessions "Benjamin Button" when the attorney general wasn't around, Newman writes.
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"Someone is angling to be Billy's godfather," she jokingly replied to the former commander in chief.
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Hillary Clinton has the experience, the grit and the temperament to be our commander-in-chief.
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EDT: President Obama presents the "Commander-in-Chief" trophy to the U.S. Naval Academy football team.
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"Donald Trump is actually a teetotaler, he doesn't drink," Pelosi said of the commander-in-chief.
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His opposition to Iraq was literally his explanation of why he should be commander in chief.
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Who could have known our commander-in-chief would be the one that helps our enemy?
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Some were teaching their children a lesson, and others were honoring their former commander in chief.
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Everyone expected an order to open fire, but the air-force commander in chief, Maj. Gen.
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Min Aung Hllaing, the commander in chief of the military, the Rohingya brought this upon themselves.
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"By the time he becomes commander in chief, he should have learned those lessons," Butler said.
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Our commander in chief is not in full command of his emotions or facts or geopolitics.
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"Any day the commander in chief is talking about homelessness — that's a good thing," he said.
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But he's not the vice president anymore, the older foil to a young commander in chief.
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This had the unintended effect of making the Commander-in-Chief look boastful, petty and small.
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Tim Gunn says Mike Bloomberg can "make it work" ... as the country's next commander in chief.
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As a practical matter, the US has few enforceable checks against a reckless commander in chief.
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The commander-in-chief also got a similar welcome during last month's Army-Navy football game.
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It assigns Congress the power to declare war, while making the president the commander in chief.
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There is no question, of course, that Mr. Trump is a dramatically unconventional commander in chief.
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The intel community chiefs should be a source of trusted advice for any commander in chief.
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Donald Trump is not the first commander in chief to disregard the lessons of his predecessors.
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He wants to be Commander in Chief, but he's only qualified to be Fraudster-in-Chief.
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Americans deserve to know what their next Commander in Chief thinks about these weapons of war.
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We often look for a president with features that contrast with the outgoing commander-in-chief.
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One snapshot shows the former commander in chief giving his wife a peck on the cheek.
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I worry about whether someone with zero foreign policy experience can be the commander in chief.
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"To know your own commander in chief doesn't support you is totally demoralizing," Navy Lt. Cmdr.
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Would Trump, as Commander in Chief, order military forces out into the streets of American cities?
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The commander in chief struggled in physically presenting some of the award recipients with their medals.
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Competing impulses Trump's first year as commander in chief was not a blatant flip-flop, though.
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Franken did say he'd feel better about having Pence as commander in chief rather than Trump.
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Only 30 percent are proud to have Trump as commander in chief; 50 percent are embarrassed.
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Many leaders of allied nations are deeply worried about the capability of our commander in chief.
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And so far he seems to have made a good impression on the commander in chief.
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On Wednesday, Priebus went after Clinton for failing to smile during the 'Commander in Chief' forum.
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The commander in chief is set to sit down with the late-night host next Monday.
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Selling Bloomberg entirely would remove doubts the founder's personal interests compromise his commander-in-chief role.
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"Particularly as commander-in-chief to do this to score political points," Hagel told USA Today.
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The commander-in-chief was responding to reports that North Korea had expanded its nuclear capabilities.
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Dennis Blair is the former director of National Intelligence and commander in chief, U.S. Pacific Command.
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Sending troops into harm's way is among the most difficult responsibilities of a commander in chief.
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Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii questioned his qualifications to be commander in chief, and African American Sens.
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How are our troops supposed to respond when their commander in chief condones such illegal acts?
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Wags questioned if Mr. Muskie had the strength to serve as the nation's commander in chief.
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Away in Philadelphia, John had nominated Washington for the commander-in-chief of the Continental Army.
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And that commander in chief — no matter how self-absorbed — should take personal responsibility for it.
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Unlike legislation, a regulatory change is impermanent, subject to the whims of our commander in chief.
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In 2003, I argued that Iraq was the right war with the wrong commander in chief.
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"Without a doubt, the most significant challenge will be managing the commander in chief," said Kris.
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Amidst the escalation, Americans still don't have a lot of confidence in their commander in chief.
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In addition to being the commander-in-chief of America's armed forces, we expect our president also to be the commander-in-chief of American civicism and civility, embodying such traits as patriotism, honesty, integrity, moral courage, courtesy, and respect for the dignity of all people.
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For nearly 48 hours, Trump embraced the role of decorous winner and temperate future commander-in-chief.
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Joe Biden is wrapping up a wildly successful eight-year run as America's meme commander in chief.
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PERINO: The President of the United States, commander-in-chief, solemn responsibility is protection of the country.
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And more disapprove (25%) than approve (248%) of his handling of the role of commander-in-chief.
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And you will be the commander-in-chief, and it'll look like you're in the White House.
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Some have suggested the commander-in-chief — a man famously fond of fabrication — made it all up.
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Even if paired with a more emotionally stable commander-in-chief, Mr Flynn would be a concern.
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It's another to demonstrate an utter disregard for the institutional knowledge required to be commander in chief.
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Washington had already sacrificed for the nation's independence as military commander-in-chief during the Revolutionary War.
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The larger speech, in other words, is about establishing Warren's chops as a potential commander-in-chief.
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The commander-in-chief decides to give up her "strenuous duties" and devote herself to her family.
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"Our troops deserve a commander in chief who understands and respects the sacrifices they make," she said.
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As commander-in-chief, he expected to issue orders with the Olympian majesty of a Hollywood general.
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It should be military expert judgment carrying out the objectives set out by the commander in chief.
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We saw more evidence that he is temperamentally unfit and totally unqualified to be commander in chief.
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Xi heads the Central Military Commission in his role as armed forces chief and commander in chief.
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So it only makes sense that he'd want the commander in chief nowhere near his Nobu restaurants.
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Check. Our commander-in-chief is ready to Trump: What's a president without his cabinet and staff?
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" Over the cheers and laughter in response, the 44th Commander in Chief continued, "It's an interesting question.
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Even the NBC forum on the candidates' fitness to serve as Commander in Chief was a joke.
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During the first Cabinet meeting, most of the president's aides paid homage to the commander in chief.
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Gary Hart made several bids for commander-in-chief in the '80s and very nearly made it.
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Al Franken is still not backing down on his harsh criticism of the now-commander-in-chief.
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We want to know if there is a difference between candidate Trump and commander-in-chief Trump.
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President George W. Bush liked his ranch in Crawford, Texas, during his time as commander-in-chief.
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During this summer alone, there were resignations, convictions, and countless tweets from a certain Commander in Chief.
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What Donald Trump said at Wednesday night's Commander-in-Chief Forum on the aircraft carrier was shocking.
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" The newly minted commander-in-chief is worried the US has "fallen behind on nuclear weapon capacity.
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On Friday, President Donald Trump, 71, will undergo his first comprehensive physical examination as commander in chief.
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"If the commander-in-chief won't take care of our veterans, our veterans will," Dr. McGinn said.
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Last week, Dorothy Woods, the widow Tyrone Woods, said Clinton is unfit to be commander in chief.
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But our incoming commander-in-chief has rightly turned to America's veterans to serve in leadership posts.
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In a race to select the next commander in chief, experience still counts — even with disillusioned voters.
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Comey's opening statement, released Wednesday, revealed he will cast the commander-in-chief in a harsh light.
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The Inside Amy Schumer creator and the commander-in-chief are both passionate about stopping gun violence.
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Obama also appeared to raise the question of whether Trump was prepared to be commander-in-chief.
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Billy Nungesser, the state's lieutenant governor, got dressed with the commander-in-chief in mind that morning.
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Republicans must not condone and Americans must not accept Putin's puppet being made America's commander in chief.
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Not imagining Trump as the next commander-in-chief, but Donald Trump being their voice of reason.
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During the Clinton years, "SNL" standout Darrell Hammond hit the Commander in Chief with everything he had.
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Stephen Colbert looked super relaxed Saturday in NYC, apparently relieved the Commander in Chief is otherwise occupied.
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I think a reaction to an incident is simply business as usual for the commander in chief.
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Trump loves to surround himself with military men and revels in his role as commander-in-chief.
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True, she hasn't yet served as commander in chief, but she did serve as secretary of State.
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But as commander-in-chief, he can certainly diminish it by treating it as a lesser priority.
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Trump is set to address Congress on Tuesday evening for the first time as commander in chief.
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But the following day, Mattis rejected the notion he was at odds with the commander in chief.
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" Robertson has spoken highly of Trump as commander in chief, calling him "God's man for this job.
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Epstein, however, attempted to highlight his connections to the new commander-in-chief — and the first lady.
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You're commander in chief, the President of the United States of America, the greatest country on Earth.
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"America needs a real commander in chief and a president who will keep us safe," he added.
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She's been embattled in a debate with the 45th commander-in-chief over her Native American heritage.
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Military officers may question whether the commander-in-chief was acting on America's behalf, or on Russia's.
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I think it's a failure of an obligation -- of a basic obligation of a commander in chief.
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Republicans say Trump's overtures to the military are simply part of his role as commander in chief.
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"Obviously the president is commander in chief but it's not helpful, this difference of opinion," he added.
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" Watch Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump respond to veterans' questions at the "Commander-in-Chief Forum.
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This from a man who claims to have the judgment and temperament to be commander in chief.
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A stretch of a freeway in Los Angeles was recently renamed after the former commander in chief.
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This applied to President Obama when he was commander in chief and it applies to President Trump.
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Perhaps, some fear, he will unleash military force to demonstrate that he is the commander in chief.
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Most of the president's staff members stop interacting with the commander in chief at 6:30 p.m.
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"Donald Trump has repeatedly shown he lacks the temperament necessary to be commander-in-chief," Paustenbach added.
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Or Trump sounding like Dr. Strangelove in his commander-in-chief commentary about nuclear war and Korea?
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Her nickname became "commander in chief at home," but caring for their children was a shared responsibility.
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Can the United States level the battleground against Russia without the commander in chief leading the charge?
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I will not only be commander in chief of the military, I will be organizer in chief.
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Clinton; and highlight his brash, explosive temper to show he is unsuited to be commander in chief.
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Thousands of Puerto Ricans serve in the U.S. military but cannot vote for their commander in chief.
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Field Marshal K.M. Cariappa, the first Commander-in-Chief of the Army, died aged 94 in 1993.
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It's not the first time the two-time Academy Award winner has slammed the commander in chief.
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Biden was generally seen as the good-humored sidekick to Obama's more serious commander in chief persona.
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Wednesday's NBC candidate forum was meant to discover the kind of commander in chief Clinton would make.
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" We heard Clinton say, flatly, "Donald Trump is not fit to be president or commander in chief.
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If she can't remember such crucial events and information, she is unfit to be Commander-in-Chief.
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But a love connection between Shields and the current commander in chief apparently wasn't meant to be.
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Six military leaders are named in the report, including Commander-in-Chief Senior General Min Aung Hlaing.
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There may be others, like a reluctance to accept a woman, Hillary Clinton, as commander in chief.
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More than that, we also look to our commander in chief for the truth and for solutions.
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The SDF commander-in-chief on Thursday said that his force would declare victory within a week.
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A man who has never passed up an opportunity to publicly fawn over the commander in chief.
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Nor does the president's status as commander in chief carry a right to declare or commence war.
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What other commander in chief wore a bunny tie on Easter and a pumpkin tie on Halloween?
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So he's been a good commander-in-chief in general, but this is a major step backwards.
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In 1923, President Calvin Coolidge became the first commander-in-chief to deliver the speech via radio.
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The commander-in-chief on Friday revealed the logo for the new service branch in a tweet.
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The president's ability to classify national security information flows from his constitutional powers as commander in chief.
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In that tense atmosphere, Mr. Trump leaves today on his first foreign trip as commander in chief.
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Nonetheless, other Davos participants interpreted the address as a strong message from the U.S. commander-in-chief.
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He's the Commander in Chief, he's the President, he decides, and then we'll implement against his decisions.
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A committee held hearings on impeaching President James Buchanan, widely considered the worst American commander in chief.
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But I am so disgusted, ashamed and disturbed that a commander in chief would use this word.
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And it's already obvious that the incoming commander in chief will be a walking, tweeting ethical disaster.
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The works were revealed at a ceremony by the elite Revolutionary Guards' commander-in-chief, Hossein Salami.
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Being commander in chief prevented Mr. Obama from speaking frankly about the growing constraints on American power.
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He warned that the billionaire businessman lacks the "judgment, temperament and character" to be commander in chief.
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Chris Christie — all of whom served as commander in chief of the National Guard in their states.
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In a parallel universe, we've already elected a female commander in chief: Secretary of State Elizabeth McCord.
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A statement on the official Facebook page of the commander in chief of Myanmar's military, Senior Gen.
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Headlines in hard-line newspapers demanded resignations, and the commander-in-chief of the Revolutionary Guards, Gen.
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Trump is not the first commander in chief to call Putin to congratulate him on winning reelection.
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Trump is the only candidate who has served as president and commander in chief for four years.
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A lot of Republican friends are just saying, 'We can't let this guy be commander in chief.
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Others argue that the provision goes too far and undercuts the president's authority as commander in chief.
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"As president, I intend to not only be the commander-in-chief of the military," he said.
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That starts, she thinks, with encouraging them to see a black woman as the commander in chief.
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Really, is there any topic that doesn't offer some opportunity to snipe at our commander in chief?
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Clinton also participated in a mock job interview with Fallon to try to become commander in chief.
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So as Trump gained more confidence in himself as commander in chief, Mattis's ability to influence waned?
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That "heritage" and "history" was decapitated by the Union Army directed by Commander-in-Chief Abraham Lincoln.
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It's a troubling account of what Spencer calls "shocking and unprecedented interference" by the Commander-in-Chief.
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"Win or get out," Representative L. Mendel Rivers, a South Carolina Democrat, instructed the commander in chief.
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A future unscrupulous commander in chief could use Trump's treatment of Comey as justification for nefarious ends.
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On one hand we have our Commander-in-Chief denigrating the value of African countries and immigrants.
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Paglia's temperament, in her essay collections, has much in common with that of our commander in chief.
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But he's our commander in chief, and right now he's the target of unprecedented hate from Hollywood.
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The president will additionally participate in the Air Force Academy's commander in chief celebration 30 minutes later.
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"We have a system of civilian control of the military with the commander in chief," she said.
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" The headline and subhead read: "For U.S. president: Hillary Clinton is our choice for commander in chief.
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The SDF commander-in-chief said on Thursday that his force would declare victory within a week.
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In celebration of the rise of the term "Fake News" thanks to Commander-in-Chief Donald Trump, Yandy.
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Of course, the commander-in-chief must be at least 35 years old and a natural-born citizen.
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The protesters hoped to send a strong message to the world that they oppose this commander-in-chief.
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Despite my fears, there weren't any headlines saying I was crazy or unfit to be commander-in-chief.
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Standing at Flex's Pulse command centre near Silicon Valley, Tom Linton looks every inch a commander-in-chief.
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It's all part of a complicated relationship that the new US commander in chief will have to manage.
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The president marked his second Memorial Day as commander-in-chief with a ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery.
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So yes, Donald Trump, America's men and women can fall into line behind a female commander in chief.
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Romney returned fire, repeatedly and forcefully arguing that Trump was not qualified to serve as commander-in-chief.
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He has a key decision to make as commander in chief: Will he re-start the drone strikes?
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In 2002, he became the first former commander in chief to flip a coin at the big game.
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" He continued, "I am confident that Ted Cruz has the ability and resolve to be Commander-in-Chief.
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Its commander-in-chief says he doesn't really want war and would be willing to talk to Tehran.
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President Trump's rambling, incoherent speech was confusing but not at all uncharacteristic of the bizarre commander-in-chief.
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It won't be the first time the teen has performed in the presence of a commander in chief.
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If you have a son in the Marine Corps and you don&apost trust the commander-in-chief.
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"I don't believe that Donald Trump has the temperament and judgment to be commander in chief," he said.
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She spoke with me about the power poetry can have for everyday citizens and a commander in chief.
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"Joe's candid, honest counsel made me a better president and a better commander in chief," Mr. Obama says.
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And Trump has a massive hill to climb to convince Americans he is a plausible commander-in-chief.
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Trump, as Commander-in-Chief, and top military leaders should prevent war crimes, not endorse or excuse them.
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Even so, as history shows, a sitting commander-in-chief resigning or being ousted early is highly unlikely.
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For instructions in how to conduct my personal war, I turned, once again, to the commander in chief.
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And it is just more evidence he is temperamentally unfit and totally unqualified to be commander in chief.
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"He's the commander in chief, and he hasn't been subtle about his hostility toward Amazon," Mr. Floyd said.
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That left Khuzami in the driver's seat — and also facing the tweet-wrath of the commander-in-chief.
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Since Trump became president, Singer has donated to super PACs and committees that back the commander in chief.
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No one should ever use our nation's security as a political weapon, let alone the commander-in-chief.
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In addition to the commander in chief, the room was full of CEOs and other key political donors.
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TODD: Alright, as Commander in Chief, Senator Sanders, you've got to prioritize potential threats to the United States.
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I believe I will have a steady hand as commander in chief and president of the United States.
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Administration lawyers advised that, as commander-in-chief, George W. Bush had war powers that overrode other laws.
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I said starting back in June that he was not fit to be president and commander in chief.
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"I'm the commander-in-chief," he said, flanked by queasy-looking generals on each side of his desk.
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Clinton continued that attack line on Monday in Ohio, questioning the businessman's qualifications to be commander-in-chief.
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The internet is calling out Donald Trump for a comment he made during MSNBC's Commander-In-Chief Forum.
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Our Lexington columnist argues that Donald Trump is a pro wrestler masquerading as commander-in-chief (7:54).
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For the Guam briefing, Kim was seen acting as a commander in chief flanked by other army generals.
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First, our commander in chief is basically saying that he has little confidence in our nation's missile defense.
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"As commander-in-chief, I'm pretty tired of some folks trash-talking America's military and troops," Obama said.
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However, while the new POTUS grabs golfing headlines, the former commander in chief is himself still playing plenty.
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A normal commander in chief would not be pocketing checks from foreign governments and their lobbyists in Washington.
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In all likelihood, the fictional-commander-in-chief probably killed five people in secret right before the ceremony.
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Prosecutors countered that such comments were made before Trump was commander in chief and were clearly campaign rhetoric.
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The Supreme Leader is commander-in-chief of Iran's armed forces and appoints the heads of the judiciary.
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The decision to send conventional forces into Syria would ultimately be up to Trump as commander-in-chief.
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Many were emotional while witnessing President Barack Obama make his farewell address, including the commander-in-chief himself.
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But politics also explains her focus on whether Mr Trump has the temperament to be commander-in-chief.
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Several have indicated to me that they consider their former commander-in-chief to be one of them.
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The commander in chief, and the Republicans who blindly support him, bear much of the blame for that.
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I was in the room that year when the commander in chief and his staff were no-shows.
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Given this record, the pronouncements of the Commander-in-Chief were hardly an accurate depiction of our Union.
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Perhaps his view was mistaken, and President Obama was indeed acting within his powers as commander in chief.
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In interviews, hospital personnel who accompanied Trump on Wednesday said he had met the commander in chief test.
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The commander in chief did, however, tout his decision to withdraw the U.S. from the Iran nuclear deal.
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Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) has suggested for months that Trump is unfit to serve as commander in chief.
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Both Clinton and Trump have released medical records showing they are fit to serve as commander in chief.
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The 22019-year-old ex-commander in chief and his wife marked 73 years of matrimony on Sunday.
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Trump's misuse of his power as commander-in-chief should prompt lawmakers to enact curbs against future abuses.
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They will see that Trump is temperamentally unfit, completely unqualified and wholly unprepared to be commander in chief.
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Previous presidents' aides have similarly asked their foreign hosts to accommodate the tastes of the commander in chief.
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Clinton said, referring to Mr. Trump's comment that he would keep his own counsel as commander in chief.
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Article II, Section 85033 of the Constitution recognizes the president as commander in chief of the armed forces.
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As commander in chief, his role was as the "decider" and that decisiveness was all that really mattered.
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Each day on entering our government building, I passed underneath a framed picture of the commander in chief.
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"The President has the right to do what he'd like, he is the commander in chief," Graham said.
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They will participate Wednesday evening in NBC's "Commander-in-Chief Forum," which will focus on military-related issues.
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Forty-four percent said the former secretary of state would be poor or terrible as commander in chief.
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I said starting back in June that he was not fit to be president and commander-in-chief.
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The country's Constitution gives ultimate authority to the military, led by Commander-in-Chief General Min Aung Hlaing.
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It is evidence that for the job of commander-in-chief, voters expect militaristic language, Ms. Tannen said.
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Donald Trump as commander in chief is only going to continue to make people hate, and to divide.
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Despite his reticence, however, Mattis' true feelings about the commander-in-chief do seem to be bleeding through.
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Some Republicans worry an authorization could include restrictions that would limit the president's ability as commander in chief.
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But because of his Navy service and time as commander-in-chief, Carter got something a little different.
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The Ritz-Carlton Tysons Corner in McLean, Va., has the Commander in Chief package, valid for election night.
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In light of Congress's inaction, Gillibrand called on President Obama address military sexual assaults as commander in chief.
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Being commander in chief is a demanding job that might leave anyone with a lot of sleepless nights.
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Min Aung Hlaing, the commander in chief of Myanmar's military and the architect of the politically popular persecution.
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The commander-in-chief also has authority over many land-use decisions through the Ministry of Home Affairs.
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The three players apologized publicly for the incident and thanked the commander-in-chief for resolving the situation.
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"It's really the first order he gives to them as their commander in chief," the U.S. official added.
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"The commander in chief is raiding his own military to advance his political agenda," Kaine said this week.
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But top generals do not typically contradict their commander in chief on strategic issues like this in public.
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The Supreme Leader is commander-in-chief of the armed forces and appoints the heads of the judiciary.
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The calls were made when Trump was just about a week into his tenure as Commander-in-Chief.
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Mike Rogers suggested that without the confidence of the commander-in-chief, intelligence analysts could resign en masse.
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So, when people tell lies about the commander in chief, I know they don't understand what they're doing.
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It remains in the barracks for now, simultaneously endorsing the constitutional order and supporting its commander in chief.
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The president functions as head of state and commander in chief, but the role is otherwise largely ceremonial.
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"You don't endanger the country by attacking the elected commander-in-chief," Mattis told The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg.
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"I don't think he's prepared to be commander in chief," Graham said of Cruz in an interview Wednesday.
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Some observers saw the statements as a rare rebuke by the top brass of their commander in chief.
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By those parameters, Penzeys beat out every other ad buyer in the country, save its commander in chief.
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But generally, when the United States is at war, or approaching it, Americans keep their commander in chief.
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He loves to look tough -- and live up to his own perceptions of a ruthless commander in chief.
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The job of commander in chief, particularly with regard to this regime, is the safety of American citizens.
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National security 'coordinator' Many national security advisors never wind up as close confidants of the commander in chief.
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That amounts to one-fifth of his tenure, including three of his five weekends, as commander in chief.
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Last year, the commander in chief ripped Nordstrom after it announced it was dropping his daughter's clothing line.
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Oscar-nominated actor Clive Owen has been tapped to play the former commander in chief, according to Deadline.
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"Generally speaking, I think the commander in chief needs to be with the people he commands," Thornberry said.
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"This will really be a test of Trump as commander in chief," Mr. Goldstein said in an interview.
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Fighting for President Donald Trump on television is valuable currency for a cable news-obsessed commander in chief.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — The commander in chief and his commander fighting the uphill war in Afghanistan have never met.
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"I'm proud to stand with the VP and help make him our next Commander-in-Chief," he added.
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There, the commander-in-chief can choose among the options his advisers present or make his own prescriptions.
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My hope is voters factor in this important piece of evidence when picking America's next commander in chief.
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America's president, as commander in chief, has the moral obligation to defend America, our people, and our homeland.
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Should the judiciary privilege statements from the commander in chief that conflict with those of the Justice Department?
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After installing himself as commander-in-chief and reshaping the regular military, Xi turned attention to the PAP.
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The ex-commander in chief tweeted on Thursday: Like the Beatles said: It's getting better all the time.
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He is owned by Russia and the USA doesn't have a commander in chief in this Information war!
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In this case, it helped lead him to make the gravest decision a commander-in-chief can make.
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During my time in Cuba (1998-453), it wasn't hard to bump into the garrulous commander-in-chief.
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It was impossible for him to be elected as president and commander in chief of the United States.
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The American electorate is deciding on the suitability of these two candidates to serve as commander in chief.
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Young people currently have very little confidence in Trump's ability to perform as president and commander in chief.
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Election or not, the commander in chief failed to act when confronted with clear evidence of foreign interference.
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Three important cabinet ministers - home affairs, defence and border affairs - are also chosen by the commander-in-chief.
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It's hard to foster a culture of kindness when your commander in chief himself proudly parades bullying behavior.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) as the next commander in chief, according to a new survey by Military Times.
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Tulsi Gabbard disagreed with the notion that their military service qualifies them to serve as commander in chief.
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The commander in chief made the announcement surrounded by steel and aluminum executives, who approve of the taxes.
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" On her program in January, she said Mr. Trump "is like a 12-year-old commander in chief.
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His grilling of Hillary Clinton at last year's Commander-in-Chief Forum was called sexist at the time.
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The EU has sanctions on Myanmar but has shied away from targeting the commander-in-chief so far.
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I said starting back in June, that he was not fit to be president and commander in chief.
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"If you think the neoliberal, neocon, national security apparatus is just gonna sit there and let Bernie as Commander in Chief make the decisions that he's empowered to as Commander in Chief, they're gonna fight him every step of the way and that's why this thing has to be vetted."
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"I may not like a commander in chief one fricking bit, but our system puts the commander in chief there, and to further weaken him when we're up against real threats—I mean, we could be at war on the Korean Peninsula, every time they start launching something," Mattis said.
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The prospect of Donald Trump as commander in chief should send a chill down the spine of every American.
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DJ: I don't think it is our job to try to educate someone who's been elected commander-in-chief.
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Clinton has criticized Mr. Sanders as lacking foreign policy experience, suggesting he is unprepared to be commander in chief.
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"As commander in chief, I have no greater responsibility than leading our men and women in uniform," he said.
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"This is an unusual commander-in-chief ... it appears to me he doesn't care about the consequences," Grisham said.
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After all, soon-to-be Commander in Chief Donald Trump has little interest in deterring anti-US intelligence operations.
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" When he mocks the idea of a woman as commander in chief — "to think of her being their boss?
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In 2002, Bush became the first former commander in chief to flip a coin at the NFL championship game.
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That's to be expected: As commander in chief, the president does have greater authority to act on foreign policy.
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He personally delivered the Presidential Daily Brief — the highly classified intelligence report created specifically for the commander in chief.
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"There is no more serious charge a commander in chief can make against an independent news organization," Sulzberger wrote.
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The former commander-in-chief and first lady fell for a puppy, who they gifted with a charming name.
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And how will he change the US role in Syria as he assumes the role of commander-in-chief?
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Seth Moulton -- but it's almost certain the US will never have a commander in chief who served in Vietnam.
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Ousman Badjie, defense chief of the Gambian armed forces, told CNN he now considered Barrow the commander in chief.
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Two in the [Washington] Convention Center, one called the Commander-in-Chief Ball, which is a traditional military ball.
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Apparently Trump's attorneys think his schedule will be a little less hectic once he's officially the commander-in-chief.
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But could that same charisma eventually lead the young star to the White House as future commander-in-chief?
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"I'm worried because of the kind of direction ICE agents are getting from the commander-in-chief," Kinoshita said.
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MANY titles bestowed on Donald Trump—from president to commander-in-chief—are hard for non-supporters to digest.
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She wouldn't just be a disaster, Hillary Clinton is disqualified from being commander in chief of the United States.
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CLINTON: I think, as commander in chief, you've got to constantly be evaluating the decisions you have to make.
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And I don't mean just preventing the nightmare of Donald J. Trump serving as our nation's commander in chief.
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"This is not something that can be personalized down to the views of the commander in chief," he said.
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The Commander in Chief isn't there to rubber stamp requests for US military forces to go into harm's way.
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ISIS had also lost significant Iraqi cities, such as Fallujah, Ramadi and Tikrit, while Obama was commander in chief.
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He personally delivers the Presidential Daily Brief — the highly classified intelligence report created specifically for the commander in chief.
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The commander in chief nodded at the Olympian's recent transition as an example of how accepting Americans can be.
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In fact, Matt Lauer grilled Clinton about this just last month in the nationally televised Commander-In-Chief Forum.
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But, in an interview with InStyle released Thursday, Oprah said she does not want to be Commander in Chief.
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Mr. Cruz, in pullover and dad jeans, suddenly was grave and deadly: the commander-in-chief as war criminal.
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This is about the South Carolina families that need someone to be a commander in chief that can lead.
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For the alt-right, the idea of socially progressive, female commander-in-chief is a "heresy" they cannot bear.
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Pence was responding to comments Trump made the previous night at a "commander in chief forum" on NBC News.
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"I think he was talking about the commander in chief reducing the influence of generals to rubble," Pence said.
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Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who is commander-in-chief of the armed forces, issued the decree naming Baqeri.
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Illustration by Jim CookeThe next commander-in-chief will be faced with tough questions about national surveillance and encryption.
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The "Today" show host moderated the network's "Commander-in-Chief Forum" earlier this moth, and the reviews were disastrous.
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The Southeast Asian country also cut access to Facebook while the U.S. Commander-in-Chief was on its soil.
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It's the job of the president of the United States, of our commander in chief, to defend the Constitution.
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But if you are Hillary Clinton, and you seek a promotion to Commander in Chief, you will not be.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton's critics offer plenty of reasons why she shouldn't be the next American commander in chief.
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Murdoch no doubt thanked the commander in chief for the ratings boost during one of their regular phone calls.
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The office of the Commander in Chief did not respond to detailed questions from Reuters about the Rakhine operation.
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Facebook's getting rocked by yet another electioneering crisis, but we still haven't heard anything from its commander-in-chief.
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Just watch the 45th president of the United States, commander-in-chief, unable to deal with a simple Tyrannosaurus.
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As commander-in-chief Trump has granted the U.S. military tremendous latitude to resource operations as it sees fit.
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She originally described the project with photographer Tyler Shields as an "artsy fartsy statement" mocking the commander in chief.
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So, the whole thing could be an "I'm in better shape than YOU" message to the commander-in-chief.
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Since taking office two weeks ago, Tsai has been visiting military bases as Taiwan's first woman commander-in-chief.
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The same group later that same month released another ad disparaging Trump's readiness to serve as commander-in-chief.
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After serving as commander in chief for 100 days, his achievements, as well as shortfalls, were being closely scrutinized.
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Meanwhile, voters across the 13 battleground states polled continue to see Trump as unprepared to be commander in chief.
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But there's one customer I wouldn't joke with if he walked up to my register: the commander in chief.
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These remarks weren't the first time Obama appeared to hit at the current commander-in-chief in recent days.
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"She's disqualified from being commander-in-chief," Rubio says in nearly every stump speech, prompting applause wherever he goes.
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Cyber threats are equally multiplied when the commander-in-chief has an entire business empire vulnerable to cyber warfare.
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Bush claimed that Trump's decision calls into question the Republican front-runner's ability to serve as commander in chief.
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Nor would it be sufficient to prove that he has the foreign policy mettle to be commander-in-chief.
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Despite losing a presidential election in 1989, Pinochet remained on staff as the commander-in-chief of the army.
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This makes him the third-youngest ex-Commander-in-Chief who served two full terms in United States history.
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On the political left is the bombastic Julius Malema, 35, "commander-in-chief" of his radical Economic Freedom Fighters.
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Both Trump and Hillary Clinton will talk on national security at a MSNBC "commander-in-chief" forum this evening.
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The U.S. is a nuclear-armed superpower, with a commander in chief who presides over the world's largest economy.
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They do not deserve a country whose commander in chief weakens, sickens, saddens and disappoints us at every turn.
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Trans service members are under a political microscope, and have been directly targeted by their own commander-in-chief.
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The president has also been grappling with the lowest job approval ratings of any newly inaugurated commander in chief.
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Both Clinton and Trump have released medical records showing that they are fit to serve as commander in chief.
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No wonder more than 100 Republican national security leaders warned that Trump is unfit to be commander in chief.
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Bush's White House counsel Alberto Gonzalez argued a "commander-in-chief" override entitled the president to violate federal law.
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But as the Commander in Chief continues uninterrupted in his attacks, there is a problem boiling to the surface.
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The commander in chief also met with Lamar during a private get-together in the Oval Office last year.
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And people still profess to be amazed that a TV host could end up as the Commander-in-Chief.
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It is the most sacred duty of the Commander-in-Chief to safeguard the security of the American people.
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It truly is about who has the experience and the temperament to serve as president and commander in chief.
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In 1987, Biden entered the 1988 presidential race — his first, but not his last, run for Commander in Chief.
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One of the biggest challenges for female Republicans in getting over the finish line was the commander in chief.
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Finally, we need our commander in chief to acknowledge this threat to the American people, and to protect them.
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The US commander-in-chief dropped in for about 10 to 15 minutes before departing the General Assembly hall.
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He or she is more than the manager of the executive branch, commander in chief or appointer of judges.
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First, our new Commander in Chief is a man of decisiveness and action, rather than of debate and recrimination.
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But whether Trump quieted the doubts about him as a plausible commander in chief is a very open question.
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So what would you do, as commander-in-chief, if the U.S. military refused to carry out those orders?
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Bergdahl's lawyers argued such comments coming from the commander-in-chief compromise their client's right to a fair trial.
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All of that will happen with a strong commander-in-chief that is devoted to keeping this country safe.
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