This meant that domestic policy, and the realm of domestic policy expertise, became an afterthought at best, an opportunity for cynical political maneuvering at worst.
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White House Domestic Policy Council Director Joe Grogan said Friday that the new executive order establishes a position in the White House domestic policy office "solely devoted" to work on combating human trafficking.
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Economic and domestic policy teams will be announced next week.
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Let me ask you one question back on domestic policy.
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Bismarck also proved flexible when it came to domestic policy.
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The official is interested in both foreign and domestic policy.
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But the impact of domestic policy has normalized, he said.
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Joe Grogan is Assistant to the President for domestic policy.
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Most of the discussion about Trump focuses on domestic policy.
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Now he guides domestic policy in the Trump White House.
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Steven Yoder writes about criminal justice and domestic policy issues.
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In office, however, his domestic policy has been totally orthodox.
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Domestic policy therefore has to fill the gap in international policy.
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Michael Hayden, referring to Haspel's clapping at the domestic policy issues.
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We started our day with a [Trump administration] domestic policy adviser.
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Ryan Streeter is director of domestic policy at American Enterprise Institute.
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Vijay Menon is a domestic policy researcher with The Heritage Foundation.
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That is the basis for stability in foreign and domestic policy.
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America's decision will have a significant impact on Iranian domestic policy.
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Cecilia Muñoz is a former Director of the Domestic Policy Council.
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The core of his domestic policy, in fact, was fighting inequality.
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On domestic policy, he concluded that the welfare state had failed.
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So has Neera Tanden, a former domestic policy adviser to Mrs.
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In Downing Street, I really was basically head of domestic policy.
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He never talks about domestic policy within Russia, except to praise Putin.
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On foreign affairs and domestic policy, such an outlook can be devastating.
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He could even possibly hijack this key domestic policy issue from Mrs.
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Clinton, meanwhile, has slammed Sanders on guns and foreign and domestic policy.
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Mr Macron's domestic policy might seem to have made a poor start.
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Joe Grogan, the director of the Domestic Policy Council, arranged the meeting.
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His party's domestic policy is undistinctive and his foreign policy barely credible.
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The president alone can't have a huge impact on domestic policy issues.
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But those domestic policy gyrations undermined the U.S. wind-energy equipment industry.
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It made no mention of guns or any other domestic policy issue.
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She had domestic policy credentials from her time in the U.S. Senate.
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She served as director of the Domestic Policy Council under President Obama.
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Chua's message: Ethnocultural rivalry powerfully shapes both international relations and domestic policy.
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Or consider that much of its domestic policy depends on magical thinking.
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But it's a terrible organizing principle for our foreign or domestic policy.
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Let me suggest answers to some domestic policy questions Steyer will face.
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Budget Director Mick Mulvaney and domestic policy aide Andrew Bremberg led discussions.
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However, recent domestic policy choices look set to exacerbate this chronic imbalance.
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The administration's early moves in domestic policy have followed a similar course.
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But, just as importantly, it's not how Obama saw domestic policy, either.
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The White House had no clear domestic policy agenda before the shutdown.
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Joe GroganWashingtonThe writer is director of the White House Domestic Policy Council.
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She is also under pressure to tackle a range of domestic policy problems.
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It argues that China is being scapegoated for America's own domestic policy failures.
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In recent years, he has launched an increasingly muscular foreign (and domestic) policy.
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Foreign policy gives prime ministers more freedom from parliamentary scrutiny than domestic policy.
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Elise Stefanik worked in Bush's Domestic Policy Council and chief of staff's office.
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He served as a domestic policy adviser to the Trump presidential transition team.
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Congress and the courts limit the ability of presidents to make domestic policy.
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Ryan Streeter is director of domestic policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute.
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Here is where domestic policy can affect not only America but the world.
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All of this international enforcement apparatus is necessarily linked to domestic policy change.
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Clinton's loss, has expertise on domestic policy that dates to the early 1990s.
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President Trump wants to use that budget to finance his signature domestic policy.
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He was a domestic policy advisor to the Trump/Pence Presidential Transition Operation.
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She then arrived at Ja'Ron Smith, special assistant to the president for domestic policy.
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His domestic policy report card, you give the President am A, and the reasons?
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So that's the plan — or at least the domestic policy part of the plan.
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Her values on key issues are diametrically opposed to mine, particularly in domestic policy.
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He later was on the White House domestic policy staff during the Reagan administration.
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In fact, From and DLC staffer Bruce Reed headed the domestic policy transition team.
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Today's numbers are the result of domestic policy and greenshoots of improving domestic demands.
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Gabbard has progressive views on domestic policy, despite some past stances to the contrary.
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Mr. Obama will certainly veto a measure that repeals his signature domestic policy achievement.
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Matthew Kallman: Worked on domestic policy issues for Google, including cybersecurity and energy issues.
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"This will allow a president to sideline Congress for much of domestic policy," Rep.
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"I think on the domestic policy front we can change it back," Biden said.
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Our domestic policy procedures shouldn't be mythologized as a guarantee of good foreign policy.
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Recommended by Joe Grogan who is director of President Donald Trump's Domestic Policy Council.
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Much as she has with Mr. Sanders on the topic of domestic policy, Mrs.
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" When it comes to domestic policy, he has said his aim is "social justice.
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In recent months, top advisers on foreign and domestic policy have announced their departures.
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"The best foreign policy is domestic policy," Lopez Obrador has said several times publicly.
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After more than eight months in office, Trump has no major domestic policy achievement.
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But on many of the biggest domestic policy issues, his impact has been lighter.
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Mr. Acosta had already lost favor with a top domestic policy adviser, Joe Grogan.
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Trump has made fighting the opioid crisis a focus of his domestic policy agenda.
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The director of the Domestic Policy Council for the White House is Joe Grogan.
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A deviation from its narrowly defined domestic policy role may also be rating negative.
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Paul Krugman For journalists covering domestic policy, this past week poses some hard choices.
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Its creation is considered one of Democratic President Barack Obama's top domestic policy achievements.
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For the first hour of the speech, Trump talked about nothing but domestic policy.
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But the arbitrary division of foreign and domestic policy is itself a false dichotomy.
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The second is as much about domestic policy as it is about international politics.
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But health care has been the dominant domestic policy issue for a decade now.
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There are lots of areas of domestic policy where everyone generally agrees on the goals.
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The interview showed him having difficulty answering some questions about both foreign and domestic policy.
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Offering Kasich control of both foreign and domestic policy would leave Trump with little responsibility.
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But Clinton's continuing centrism on foreign policy shouldn't obscure what she's proposing on domestic policy.
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Trump's bankrupt character, Romney argued, would cause crises in American foreign and domestic policy alike.
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Russia's domestic policy is the biggest stumbling block to locking down the extension, Citi says.
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It will focus on domestic policy, with immigration likely to feature as a prominent issue.
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Trump has made clamping down on illegal immigration the centerpiece of his domestic policy agenda.
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They include Grogan, who took the reins of the Domestic Policy Council in late January.
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STUART E. EIZENSTAT, WASHINGTON The writer was Jimmy Carter's chief White House domestic policy adviser.
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Consider what happened in domestic policy after George W. Bush won re-election in 2004.
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As in every debate, there was a lengthy domestic policy discussion anchored by health care.
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Administrations that are dishonest about domestic policy tend to be dishonest about foreign policy too.
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Brent Orrell is a resident fellow in domestic policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute.
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James Kvaal served as the White House Domestic Policy Council deputy director under President Obama.
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During his campaign, Mr. Trump was often contradictory in laying out a domestic policy blueprint.
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Voters will be given stark choices about not just domestic policy, but also foreign affairs.
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"Trumpism, in the end, as a domestic policy, comes down to jobs," Mr. Gingrich said.
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Yet the signature domestic policy of the Trump administration was a huge corporate tax cut.
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During former President Jimmy Carter's administration, Rubenstein was deputy assistant to the president for domestic policy.
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WALLACE (voice over): She worked two years in the Bush 43 White House on domestic policy.
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The spokesperson said Michelle Moons, the correspondent, will work in the office of Domestic Policy Council.
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The defining domestic policy of British governments since 25 has been cleaning up the public finances.
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Previously she served as the Director of the White House Domestic Policy Council under President Obama.
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White House officials say the Domestic Policy Council, led by Andrew Bremberg, has been less effective.
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Park said the company's international strategy remained, despite recent changes in domestic policy in South Korea.
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Santos Woss is the Legislative Associate for Domestic Policy at the Friends Committee on National Legislation.
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U.S. executives are shrugging off domestic policy concerns as they look to strike M&A deals.
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Virtually everything a president can do on the domestic policy front is circumscribed by the Congress.
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At home, in domestic policy, the first priority will be a soon-to-be ailing economy.
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As chancellor, John McDonnell would exercise even more control over domestic policy than Gordon Brown did.
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Health care is almost always at the top of the list of America's domestic policy concerns.
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In May, he is also to become a senior policy adviser to the Domestic Policy Council.
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The new congressional liaison currently serves as deputy director of the White House's domestic policy council.
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There's an unwritten rule — when you're secretary of state, you do not talk about domestic policy.
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Former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney praised Bush for his accomplishments in foreign and domestic policy.
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Trump also has the ability to make domestic policy in ways that could affect his businesses.
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From 2013 to 2016, he served as the deputy domestic policy adviser for the White House.
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We were doing foreign policy, which is not as hot-button partisan as domestic policy is.
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The Libertarian ticket supports much of the core economic and domestic policy ideals of modern conservatism.
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Ms. Reynolds studies Congress, with an emphasis on how congressional rules and procedure affect domestic policy.
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But it's equally true that the G.O.P. has captured Trump when it comes to domestic policy.
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He chose as his chief adviser on domestic policy Daniel Patrick Moynihan, a lion of liberalism.
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The candidates deemed strong on domestic policy may not enjoy that same favor on foreign policy.
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"A dedicated centralized fiscal capacity would not interfere with domestic policy," de Guindos said in Madrid.
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Asif Ghafoor, said that any clamp-down on militants was part of an ongoing domestic policy.
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Mr. Sechin's friend will head GosDep, against which Mr. Putin's entire domestic policy has been directed.
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Kennedy's single most successful domestic policy was to cut taxes dramatically, especially on high-income people.
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They're closer to Trumpism or Bannonism or whatever on domestic policy, but not on foreign policy.
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More importantly, he didn't have experience with the open debate and criticism that domestic policy engenders.
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Theresa May, Britain's prime minister, describes pricey houses as "the biggest domestic policy challenge of our generation".
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Although he supports gay marriage and believes in climate change, Mast's domestic policy stances are still troubling.
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Trump's transition team will announce the landing teams for economic and domestic policy next week, Spicer said.
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She was the first First Lady since Eleanor Roosevelt to have a hand with setting domestic policy.
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Even with the publication of the much-advertised industrial strategy, Mrs May lacks a flagship domestic policy.
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On domestic policy, he has emphasized the need to use the government to combat inequality and poverty.
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He was also the chief White House domestic policy adviser to former President Jimmy Carter (85033-81).
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Pence's derision of China's "unparalleled surveillance state" is also fairly rich, given domestic policy on warrantless surveillance.
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Trump's America First strategy has blurred much of the historical difference between foreign policy and domestic policy.
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Bridgeland previously served as director of the White House Domestic Policy Council under President George W. Bush.
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The Republican Party, they argued, had grown "out of touch with its own base" on domestic policy.
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Presidents have much more freedom to operate independently of Congress in foreign policy than in domestic policy.
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He was also the chief White House domestic policy adviser to former President Jimmy Carter (1977-81).
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It has diverted our foreign policy, and it is acting as a cancer in our domestic policy.
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He was also the chief White House domestic policy adviser to former President Jimmy Carter (1977-1981).
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Swalwell's campaign will focus on domestic policy since it is a bigger voter priority than foreign policy.
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From 1977–1981, during the Carter administration, Rubenstein was deputy assistant to the President for Domestic Policy.
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For Peter Wehner, who advised President George W. Bush on domestic policy, that is not good enough.
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Paul Winfree, who was deputy director of the White House Domestic Policy Council, is reportedly under consideration.
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A fellow Georgian, he joined Carter's 1976 presidential campaign and became his White House domestic policy adviser.
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And that prime minister will have the upper hand in forming the government and making domestic policy.
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The actions of countries in South and Central America has a huge impact on U.S. domestic policy.
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Clinton's single most successful domestic policy was to fundamentally reform welfare by requiring that able people work.
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McCarthy: Ross, I don't really agree that Rubio, for example, is close to Trump on domestic policy.
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Trump domestic policy chairman Ken Blackwell and senior adviser Katrina Pierson were also present for the huddle.
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This is clearly a strategic choice on his campaign: Prioritize domestic policy and sideline the foreign stuff.
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The result is a muddied path forward for what is arguably the administration's top domestic policy priority.
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The secretary of state does not need to worry about domestic policy or the president's public approval rating.
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But it adds to uncertainty over the future of Obama's signature domestic policy achievement ahead of the Nov.
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I'm with the Domestic Policy Council, Andy Bremberg's team, and I'll be focusing on urban affairs and revitalization.
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Correction: This story has been updated to reflect that Moons has been hired by the Domestic Policy Council.
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He worked in the White House under former president Ronald Reagan as a lawyer on domestic policy issues.
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His ideas on domestic policy are deeply ignorant and irresponsible, and would be disastrous if put into effect.
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"When they go low, we send mariachis," Tweeted President Barack Obama's former director of domestic policy, Cecilia Muñoz.
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Hillary Clinton was at her best when she found the opportunities to be aggressive on domestic policy issues.
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Health care legislation and carbon regulations represent the two most significant domestic policy victories of the Obama administration.
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Typically, this has been developed through interest in and study of foreign or domestic policy throughout one's life.
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We call them "food stamps," but by any name they are a key component of U.S. domestic policy.
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The fate of Obamacare, arguably the most significant domestic policy passed in a generation, hangs in the balance.
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He knows almost nothing about foreign or domestic policy and isn't even very good at pretending he does.
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For more than a decade, human trafficking has been a core concern for U.S. foreign and domestic policy.
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It's one thing to use domestic policy or even overt foreign policy information to oppose a sitting president.
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Ross Douthat SOME of us imagined that the 2016 campaign might feature a substantive debate about domestic policy.
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He's the former U.S. ambassador to the EU and the former domestic policy advisor to President Jimmy Carter.
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Rubenstein served in President Jimmy Carter's Democratic administration as deputy assistant for domestic policy from 1977 to 1981.
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In a world of slower growth, governments will need to use domestic policy levers to boost economic activity.
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Our constitutional democracy (for domestic policy at least) is designed to specifically avoid this mode of making policy.
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Andrew Bremberg, the director of the White House Domestic Policy Council, is also heavily involved in the effort.
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He has been a complete and total complete washout and a failure as far as domestic policy President.
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AI thus has significant strategic importance for the long-term outlook of both U.S. foreign and domestic policy.
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Former Nixon domestic policy chief John Ehrlichman revealed the truth last year in an interview with Harper's Magazine.
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His domestic policy focused on fighting racial discrimination and uniting the country behind a common goal of hope.
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We're fighting over issues, important issues, mind you — foreign policy, domestic policy, civil rights, social responsibility, social justice.
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It is clear that Mr. Putin is more interested in foreign affairs than he is in domestic policy.
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Along with the newly aggressive domestic policy has come a newly aggressive posture toward European Union climate policy.
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The answers varied, but this is clear: It would be the largest domestic policy change in a generation.
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He documents the scale of Obama's domestic policy, on health care, taxes, finance, climate, civil rights and education.
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She was until 2011 a policy assistant and speechwriter for the Domestic Policy Council at the White House.
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The killing also reoriented the Democratic presidential race, which had, until now, been focused mostly on domestic policy.
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Over the past few months, though, Sanders and Warren's domestic policy agendas have diverged substantially on key issues.
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What will a President Trump mean for domestic policy, foreign policy and the office of the president itself?
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Unlike in domestic policy, where nuances often matter less, small changes can have big consequences in foreign affairs.
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The younger Cubans are drawn more toward domestic policy than foreign, and are leaning more Democratic and independent.
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The third possibility is that Donald Trump doesn't really care about domestic policy; he mostly cares about testosterone.
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Foremost among the Obama administration's labors was the Affordable Care Act, which became his signature domestic policy achievement.
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The truth is more complex: Elections in Iran are hugely significant in shaping Tehran's foreign and domestic policy.
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Position: Former head of Domestic Policy Council; now nominated as ambassador to the United Nations mission in Geneva.
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Washington was concerned about the need to avoid foreign influence over domestic policy and about the dangers of factionalism.
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In that role, Sanchez will oversee domestic policy and serve as a bridge between the executive and state governments.
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They urge Mr Trump to create a domestic policy team that apes the professionalism of his national security team.
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I founded a think tank because I was the domestic policy director on the McCain presidential campaign, aka unemployed.
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Tillie McInnis is the communications director for the Domestic Policy Program at the Center for Economic and Policy Research.
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Her leadership in foreign policy is unparalleled and her knowledge about domestic policy and national security cannot be matched.
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Beyond healthcare there was the stimulus, financial reform, marriage equality, worker and environmental protections—and that's just domestic policy.
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And there remain other White House officials sympathetic to Bannon's world view, such as domestic policy adviser Stephen Miller.
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Candidates usually focus their campaigns for the White House on domestic policy issues like the economy and health care.
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Members of his transition effort's economic and domestic policy teams are expected to begin meeting with agency officials today.
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He is known for introducing corporate business techniques to the presidential administration and its response to domestic policy issues.
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Mr. Kushner's office worked with the White House Domestic Policy Council and the Counsel's Office to work out language.
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Numerous presidents — ones who frequently top the rankings — broke into areas of domestic policy where presidents hadn't gone before.
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"The parties are further apart on domestic policy than they have been in the last 20 years," said Blendon.
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For 2800, Gabbard has run as an economic and social progressive, similar to Sanders on domestic policy in many respects.
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"You can't get a dime between them," said Ken Blackwell, a senior domestic policy adviser on the Trump transition team.
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Olga Sanchez Cordero, Mexico's incoming interior minister and the top domestic policy official for Lopez Obrador, who takes office Dec.
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It was the administration's most full-throated statement so far on eliminating the signature domestic policy achievement of Trump's predecessor.
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And other 2020 foreign policy plans So far, the Democratic primary has been largely dominated by debates over domestic policy.
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"Russia's domestic policy and politics has a very strong element that requires an enemy," the Kennan Institute's Trudolyubov told me.
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Op-Ed Contributor Ms. Reynolds studies Congress, with an emphasis on how congressional rules and procedure affect domestic policy outcomes.
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He has no experience in foreign policy or domestic policy or government, or really any political activity of any kind.
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Theresa May, the prime minister, has described the scarcity of housing as "the biggest domestic policy challenge of our generation".
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This has been the central driving, defining issue of North Korean foreign policy and domestic policy for over three decades.
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They incloud Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, former National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn, and Domestic Policy Council Director Andrew Bremberg.
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The most specific domestic policy he has put forward, on tax breaks for child care, would tilt toward the wealthy.
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Many people dismiss it as yet another time-wasting attempt by Republicans to undermine the president's signature domestic policy achievement.
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"Foreign policy is domestic policy in South Florida," Democratic Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz, who lives in south Florida, recently said.
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Marie Fishpaw is the director of domestic policy studies at the Heritage Foundation, a politically conservative research and educational institution.
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Recommended by Marie Fishpaw, the director of domestic policy studies at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative research and educational institution.
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The next day, 118 Democrats joined her in opposing a measure that many later hailed as a domestic-policy victory.
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" Ken Blackwell, who headed Domestic Policy for Trump Transition, said on Twitter: "Now is not the time to play games.
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In college, I was interested in both domestic policy and foreign policy, and felt divided about which way to go.
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The president is a realist on foreign policy and he is a deal-maker when it comes to domestic policy.
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Rather than lean into her biography, she rolled out unusually detailed domestic policy plans to grab headlines and inspire activists.
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Trump has made a crackdown on illegal immigration a centerpiece of his domestic policy agenda and 2020 re-election bid.
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James Kvaal, president of the Institute for College Access & Success, was the deputy domestic policy adviser to President Barack Obama.
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For example, Canada's domestic policy is to subsidize its lumber producers, thus they produce softwood lumber materials below market prices.
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It's a playbook the president rolled out for China, North Korea, Iran and a long list of domestic policy concerns.
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In addition to political divisions and an ineffective domestic policy agenda, the Russia investigation has impeded Trump's ability to govern.
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After a year of relentless advocacy by NQAPIA, staff from the President's Domestic Policy Council requested the model guidance language.
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Possibly by accident, they were "forced to" modify a bad domestic policy driven by an anti-competitive domestic interest group.
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He opposed building a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border at the time, but now supports Trump's signature domestic policy.
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"You may think an issue is part of domestic policy, so you go to [the Domestic Policy Council] — but you're told, no, actually, on this one, you need to get to [the National Economic Council] or you need to get to [Jared] Kushner," the lobbyist said, referring to Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser.
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At the Spotsylvania event, she didn't mention Trump, Brat or Kavanaugh, focusing on domestic-policy issues such as healthcare and education.
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He urged the United States not to endanger the security of its allies and its own people for domestic policy reasons.
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He first materialized in the political world as a domestic-policy adviser for the 2000 presidential campaign of George W. Bush.
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Nixon was famously bored by domestic policy, and he gave Ehrlichman, a Stanford-trained lawyer, nearly free reign in conducting it.
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If we're extrapolating to the Trump era: Does it matter what motivates the loons who abet his foreign (or domestic) policy?
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For the most part, most major party candidates end up agreeing on the key aspects of foreign and even domestic policy.
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"I'm with the president's domestic policy agenda of low taxes, low regulation, smaller government, pushing back against the bureaucrats," Romney said.
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"Because of this, emerging markets' monetary policies could be distracted from the core mandate of their domestic policy objectives," he said.
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It is composed precisely of the kinds of Democrats that the Warren wing opposes on domestic policy, particularly on financial matters.
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He was perhaps the avatar for Obama's overall approach to domestic policy: careful, cautious, and deferential to experts and quantitative research.
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White House Domestic Policy Council Director Joe Grogan and legislative director Shahira Knight are leading the talks for the Trump administration.
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Commentary by Bruce Bartlett, who served as domestic policy adviser to Ronald Reagan and a Treasury Department official under George H.W.Bush.
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Obama greatly expanded the power of the president to operate unilaterally, notably through drone strikes and executive orders on domestic policy.
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"In recent months, top advisers on foreign and domestic policy have announced their departures," CNNreported at the beginning of the year.
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Domestic Policy Council Director Andrew Bremberg is planning to leave his post for an ambassadorship, the White House announced on Wednesday.
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While Trump does not really need Congress to prosecute his trade agenda, Warren needs Congress to implement her domestic-policy plans.
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No racial demographic has benefitted more than Hispanics from the Affordable Care Act, Obama's signature domestic-policy achievement enacted in 2010.
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The second debate will also be focused on domestic policy and the third will be split between domestic and foreign policy.
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But we already know that trade policy must become more domestically oriented while domestic policy must become more international in vision.
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The very nature of the discussion on domestic policy forced Clinton to acknowledge, without Sanders's help, that she's offering voters less.
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They give the president broad powers to make domestic-policy changes in times of emergency as determined by the executive branch.
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On the other hand, we've seen domestic policy changes have major positive impacts on rainforests in other parts of the world.
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This isn't the first time Kristol has shown a malleability on domestic policy that wasn't matched by malleability on foreign policy.
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"The Democrats are making a smart political calculation," said Peter Wehner, who advised former President George W. Bush on domestic policy.
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Among Democrats, one of the hottest new domestic policy ideas, single payer, has been part of the party lexicon for decades.
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I have sort of generally lost faith in the power and the impact of the presidency in domestic policy for years.
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"Republicans are realizing that if the territory upon which they fight this election is domestic policy, they will likely lose," Sen.
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They provide an opportunity for an administration to answer questions about its foreign and domestic policy from US and overseas press.
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John Bridgeland is CEO of Civic Enterprises and served as the White House domestic policy director under President George W. Bush.
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FLAKE: There are a lot of things I disagreed with President Obama on with regard to foreign policy and domestic policy.
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When it came time to unmake Obama's signature domestic policy achievement in 2017, however, the GOP couldn't quite swing the ax.
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Based on current technologies and energy trajectory, this goal is completely reasonable and should be central to our domestic policy agenda.
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John Bridgeland is the vice chairman of Service Year Alliance and a former director of the White House Domestic Policy Council.
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"We know what we don't want to see," Marie Fishpaw, director of domestic policy studies at the Heritage Foundation, told me.
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The healthcare law was former Democratic President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement, which Republicans are trying to repeal and replace.
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Buttigieg has warned Democrats that identity politics and the ambitious domestic policy agenda of his rivals risk further tearing the country apart.
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When asked what that meant, Trump Jr. allegedly explained that Kasich would be put in charge of both foreign and domestic policy.
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The Biden Institute, at the University of Delaware, does domestic policy work — particularly the economic issues that are Biden's bread and butter.
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For months, advisers debated how the agreement would affect Trump's domestic policy agenda as well as the political implications of the decision.
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The justices in previous decisions since 2012 had fended off other major conservative challenges to Obamacare, considered Obama's signature domestic policy achievement.
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Obama, who once asked Biden questions about domestic policy and political strategy, now goes to his right-hand man for lunch recommendations.
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Since 1945, Democratic presidents have put forward 39 percent more policy proposals than Republican presidents, and 62 percent more domestic policy proposals.
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Senate classicists contend that the reconciliation process was never meant to support such sweeping domestic policy changes like the Republican tax plan.
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The health-care law was former Democratic President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement, which Republicans are trying to repeal and replace.
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The dislocations of the 1930s were on a completely different scale to the foreign- and domestic-policy failures of the past decade.
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Some of the answers in domestic policy are apparent, such as taxes, Social Security, and health care entitlements including Medicare and Medicaid.
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On domestic policy, Hackett slammed the government's apprenticeship levy which it introduced in 2017 as a way to fund training for workers.
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On the flipside, we consider the main negative risks to be: global and domestic policy uncertainty, more cautious consumer and investment recovery.
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Trump has promised to repeal the Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare, which passed in 2010 and was Obama's signature domestic policy.
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Is it possible to gauge the specific positive or negative effects of the deal on Iranian domestic policy and on the economy?
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Second, though presidents cannot impose their will on most of domestic policy, they can help define the issues on the political agenda.
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Instead, underneath distracting surface spectacles like his trolling on Twitter, he is delivering the most ruthless, conventionally conservative domestic policy in memory.
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The venture capitalist Nick Hanauer and Eric Liu, a former Bill Clinton domestic policy adviser, coined "middle-out economics" five years ago.
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You have a president who just likes talking about domestic policy and also weighs in on the cultural event of the day.
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Essentially, for all of Mr. Trump's populist rhetoric, he has outsourced his domestic policy agenda to the austere, spending-averse congressional Republicans.
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I could describe a similar vacuum when it comes to domestic policy thinking, to American identity, to America's role in the world.
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The references to President Trump, however, were overshadowed by the kind of bickering and rehashing of domestic policy that characterized past debates.
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No one wonders whether I know a great deal about these issues of foreign policy and domestic policy — they're things I've done.
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Katy Talento, who has written attacks on birth control pills for a right-wing blog, sits on Mr. Trump's Domestic Policy Council.
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Charles Kolb served as Deputy Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy from 1990-1992 in the George H.W. Bush White House.
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I've advised politicians that it's somewhere between the Afghanistan and the Hotel California of domestic policy, but many still get pulled in.
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Stephen Miller, Trump's top domestic policy adviser, offered only conspiracy theories when pressed for straight answers by Fox News anchor Chris Wallace.
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Hassett is director of research for domestic policy at AEI and has studied how tax policy affects companies' behavior and citizens' welfare.
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In his capacity as the vice president's director of domestic policy, Meeks advised Pence on issues like tax reform and health care.
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But some of the President's domestic policy aides, who have the upper hand on the issue, have fought against any such move.
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Donald Trump -- whatever you think of him as a president -- has been utterly faithful to his campaign promises in foreign and domestic policy.
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They included then-national security adviser Condoleezza Rice, homeland security and counter-terrorism adviser Frances Fragos Townsend, and domestic policy adviser Margaret Spellings.
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"We have to work through those issues, no doubt," Joseph Grogan, director of the White House Domestic Policy Council, told The Washington Post.
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The poll surveyed 1,630 active-duty Military Times subscribers last fall on their views about political leaders, global threats and domestic policy priorities.
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What progress there is on domestic policy will come from inventive, assertive use of executive power and smart appointments, both judicial and administrative.
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Simply put, he's been quite effective at shaping much of the anti-immigrant, anti-LGBT domestic policy agenda that the Republican base loves.
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His apparent lack of knowledge and qualifications in the areas of foreign and domestic policy has also been pointed out as a problem.
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When we judge a candidate's domestic policy plans, we can ask questions like, Will their health care plan bring down the uninsured rate?
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In the past, the group has stressed that Class 7 is a domestic policy, and allows Canadian processors to continue choosing their suppliers.
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Roberts, who was appointed by President George W. Bush, sided with the liberals to narrowly uphold President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement.
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Steinmeier added that Turkey would have to rethink its domestic policy for the EU to grant it the visa relief it is demanding.
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Discussion of hard numbers in the long-running repatriation debate may indicate tax reform is advancing on Trump's slow-moving domestic policy agenda.
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Quick hits: Shahira Knight, a driving force on tax reform, will be deputy director for domestic policy, according to a White House official.
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"It was always just one piece of a larger anti-crime strategy," said Bruce Reed, who served as Clinton's chief domestic policy adviser.
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Cleveland buzzed with talk of Mr Pence as vice-president-cum-CEO, who might wield sweeping delegated powers over foreign and domestic policy.
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Charles Kolb served as deputy assistant to the president for domestic policy from 85033–1992 in the George H. W. Bush White House.
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While the congress largely focused on domestic policy, the key announcements will be studied carefully in capitals around the world -- especially in Washington.
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This positions Sanders as a thought leader on what will be one of the central domestic policy debates of the next presidential race.
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As far as domestic policy and trade which is killing our country, he said free trade and I believe in free trade also.
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He filled out a domestic policy portfolio with "reform conservative" ideas on welfare reform, health care, higher education and family-friendly tax policy.
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Marie Fishpaw is director of domestic policy studies at The Heritage Foundation, and Dan Holler is vice president of Heritage Action for America.
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They have repeatedly tried, but failed, to repeal the law, which was the signature domestic policy achievement of former Democratic President Barack Obama.
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The Affordable Care Act Trump came to office pledging to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, his predecessor's signature domestic policy achievement.
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But the kind of pictures so feared by Mr. Trump's predecessors could end up defining a major domestic policy issue of his term.
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He has defied pressure to remove those tariffs from business groups, Republican and Democratic lawmakers and some of his own domestic policy advisers.
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Treating law enforcement officers as experts and heroes is crucial to the vision of domestic policy that Trump and Pence are putting forward.
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"There are important things that aren't being addressed," said William A. Galston, who served as a domestic policy aide to President Bill Clinton.
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So if he took a hard line on guns, he could alienate these voters, and his bigger ambitions on domestic policy could falter.
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He's directed the Domestic Policy Council and Office of Legislative Affairs to provide him with options for a reform package, these sources said.
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Mr. Kushner has led domestic policy initiatives, including technology innovation and prison reform, that typically do not require access to highly classified information.
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Ryan Streeter is director of domestic policy studies and Matt Weidinger is the Rowe Fellow in poverty studies with the American Enterprise Institute.
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Letting House Speaker Paul Ryan and the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, set the domestic policy agenda is easier than doing it yourself.
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So the focus on the Iran deal isn't surprising; the president has more power to act unilaterally on foreign policy than domestic policy.
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So, rather than label the NATO focus on Russia "brain-dead," Macron might more aptly label French and German domestic policy as such.
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"It was just a horror show," said Katy Talento, a former top health policy adviser to Mr. Trump on the Domestic Policy Council.
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Republicans have been struggling to come up with a detailed plan for replacing Obama's signature domestic policy that they have vowed to repeal.
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He was named Mr. Bush's counselor for domestic policy in 20153, and remained in that job until the president left office in 1993.
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Mr. Trump's declaration, however, is extraordinary in that it addresses a domestic policy issue and involves redirecting money without the approval of Congress.
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" "There's an effort to make this a domestic policy issue versus what it is, which is a national security and foreign policy issue.
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It's the kind of attack he's deployed effectively on domestic policy, but hadn't really managed to pull off thus far on foreign policy.
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Republicans will move to enact a very unpopular domestic policy agenda of throwing people off their health care and gutting the safety net.
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The high-profile visit signals that the President will be personally involved defending the law that stands as his most important domestic policy legacy.
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If so, Republicans will have to ask themselves whether that's something they're willing to swallow in exchange for a free hand in domestic policy.
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"I'm with his domestic policy agenda that he has put in place so far -- lower taxes, lower regulation, lower bureaucracy," Romney told Deseret News.
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The larger idea of the second night of the DNC wasn't about Clinton's record on foreign policy, or even her larger domestic policy goals.
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But he was eager to get into politics, and soon left to join George W. Bush's presidential campaign, working on the domestic policy team.
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The Trump administration will appoint an official to their domestic policy office who will focus exclusively on human trafficking, the Associated Press reported Thursday.
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"The best foreign policy is domestic policy," he said during the campaign, arguing that a stronger Mexico would be more respected in the world.
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There is widespread speculation, denied by officials, that King Salman intends to abdicate to his son, who already dominates economic, diplomatic and domestic policy.
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Appointing young Republicans to the Supreme Court, as well as the nation's lower courts, has been a key pillar of the president's domestic policy.
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American politics will remain fiercely antagonistic, polarising the country on foreign and domestic policy, so long as it is defined in such visceral terms.
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Trump has struggled as president to advance his domestic policy agenda, including on taxes, even though his Republican Party controls both chambers of Congress.
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This is because whereas the US government can at least nominally control domestic policy outright, international affairs is a realm largely beyond American control.
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But the bill failed when congressional Republicans were scared away by a presidential veto threat , courtesy of White House Domestic Policy Adviser Stephen Miller.
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" "Number one," he said, "the President-elect had no inclination of Russia, it wasn't on his radar, it had no purpose in domestic policy.
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Obama has argued, with merit, in the first two years in office, he accomplished more in domestic policy than any president since Lyndon Johnson.
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Hassett, director of research for domestic policy for the American Enterprise Institute, is a tax expert with a Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania.
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Donovan, who The Washington Post reported previously backed Mitt Romney's and Jeb Bush's presidential campaigns, is expected to work on Trump's domestic policy agenda.
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The bill became controversial after Republicans added provisions that would affect the Affordable Care Act, former Democratic President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement.
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"In a highly globalized world, it's difficult to judge (the outlook for Japan's economy and prices) based on domestic policy moves alone," Masai said.
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The White House and Department of Commerce actions to reduce foreign IP theft is important but equally important is having a strong domestic policy.
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Welcome back gridlock It is very likely that the Trump administration's domestic policy agenda is going to be de-prioritized for the foreseeable future.
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Obama hasn't been shy about promoting what he sees as his leading role in getting the agreement completed, including through diplomacy and domestic policy.
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Darin Selnick is the former veteran affairs adviser on the White House Domestic Policy Council and a former senior adviser to the VA secretary.
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Prior to stumbling across the horrors coming out of Ethiopia, Prendergast had planned to work in domestic policy on issues related to disadvantaged youth.
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In the United States, Democratic control of the House of Representatives threatens constant investigation of the president's affairs and complete stasis in domestic policy.
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Cruz served on Bush's campaign as a domestic policy adviser and later assisted with his legal team during the 2000 presidential recount in Florida.
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The first basic category of rights applies principally to our domestic policy, while the remaining two are a mixture of domestic and foreign concerns.
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Stuart E. Eizenstat was chief White House domestic policy adviser to President Jimmy Carter and a principal drafter of the 1977 anti-boycott legislation.
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The office adds to Kushner's already expansive purview as one of the highest-ranking West Wing officials over everything from foreign and domestic policy.
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No amount of domestic policy change could mitigate the effects of the 56-year-long US embargo, which continues to slowly asphyxiate the island.
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The council will be co-chaired by Jared Kushner, Attorney General Jeff Sessions and the Assistant to the President of Domestic Policy Andrew Bremberg.
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"Employers can define those skills and help colleges develop the curriculum that teaches them," said James Kvaal, White House deputy director of domestic policy.
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Third, the purpose of international economic negotiations should be to increase domestic policy autonomy, while being mindful of the possible harm to trade partners.
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Aides have said members of the transition effort's economic and domestic policy teams will fan out to meet with agency officials starting on Monday.
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Some Russian commentators even reckon he may more resemble Ronald Reagan — a successful president pursuing a tough unilateral line on foreign and domestic policy.
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"The agencies were surfacing every possible idea," Cecilia Muñoz, Mr. Obama's top domestic policy adviser, recalled, including whether to separate parents from their children.
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But while bin Salman may be forward-thinking when it comes to domestic policy, his approach to the Middle East has been exceptionally aggressive.
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We talked about some of the organizational issues in setting up the White House, we talked about foreign policy, we talked about domestic policy.
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Darin Selnick, a former senior adviser to the Koch-funded group, serves as the veterans affairs adviser for the White House's Domestic Policy Council.
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Heather Zichal, a former top Obama aide in the Domestic Policy Council, has served as a climate adviser for the Biden campaign this cycle.
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Mr. Trump identified it as a top domestic policy priority, and Congress rapidly passed a budget bill laying the groundwork for a broader repeal.
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The current period of elevated uncertainty, both in terms of U.S. domestic policy and in foreign diplomacy, is supporting gold prices, according to Hamid.
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The dispute has underscored the influence that Mr. Sessions, an early and ardent supporter of Mr. Trump, is likely to exercise over domestic policy.
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On domestic policy, she supported the Bush tax cuts, permanent normal trade relations with China, and the bill that repealed Glass-Steagall's financial reforms.
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Obama told reporters he had an "excellent" discussion with Trump in the Oval Office that touched on the transition and foreign and domestic policy.
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Stuart E. EizenstatWashingtonThe writer was chief White House domestic policy adviser to President Carter and the author of "President Carter: The White House Years."
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Freedom should be the organizing principle for our domestic policy, but leaders in my party have relinquished the language of freedom to the right.
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In Kushner's case, there is evidence that he is turning to the domestic policy areas of his portfolio as the security clearance matter unfolds.
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A man determined to win would equip himself with a research operation that could provide in-depth information on foreign- and domestic-policy issues.
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The White House is expected to name Lance Leggitt as the next deputy director of the Domestic Policy Council, according to a Politico report.
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The solid line in the graph below represents the number of significant domestic policy changes identified by policy historians in each two-year period.
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Her realism about the prospects for the Sanders agenda is implicitly dispiriting about the prospects for liberal domestic policy change in her presidency as well.
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For example, former White House Domestic Policy Council Cecilia Muñoz, who served under Obama, told Slate last month that abolishing the agency is not realistic.
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Look, it was a catastrophic strategic failure, and it essentially ended the Obama administration's ability to do anything on domestic policy in November of 2010.
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Chief of Staff John Kelly is a domestic policy novice with little apparent interest in the subject, but you wouldn't know it from his descriptors.
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Trump and fellow Republicans in Congress campaigned last year on a promise to dismantle the signature domestic policy achievement of Democratic former President Barack Obama.
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Where Williamson sounds hazy and a little silly is around some of the domestic policy proposals she puts forth (department of children, and so forth).
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After the 90-minute meeting, Obama said he and the president-elect shared a wide-ranging conversation that included discussion of foreign and domestic policy.
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"I think that it is even degrading for the American people to hear that Russia is managing the domestic policy of the U.S.," Lavrov said.
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But while that will be seen by many Democrats as a good thing on domestic policy, President Obama's foreign policy leaves much to be desired.
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More comfortable with overt racism and Islamophobia, less steeped in the norms of American political conduct, but also more heterodox on core domestic policy issues.
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On almost all fronts, but especially on domestic policy, she tries to be the candidate who will continue the president's policies with the most continuity.
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He has lost control of his domestic policy to Congress, which has been unable to give him a signature win despite Republicans controlling both chambers.
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The transition team is planning next week to start sending transition staffers to those and other domestic policy agencies to start planning for the Jan.
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Rubio criticized Trump for lacking a detailed domestic policy plan, while Cruz said the real estate mogul would be a weak nominee against Hillary Clinton.
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The White House representative also said that the PACHA members did not reach out to Talento or the Domestic Policy Council director with their concerns.
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Kushner also has a broad portfolio within the West Wing, where he has an influential purview over a range of foreign and domestic policy issues.
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Yet the need for this work is even greater at a time when our government is focused on domestic policy and embroiled in political scandals.
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Winfree, who declined to comment, has resigned from his position as Deputy Director of the White House Domestic Policy Council and Director of Budget Policy.
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The victory of moderates and their reformist allies does not mean there is going to be swift, fundamental changes in Iran's foreign and domestic policy.
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But he also wants to make sure world leaders know the United States remains committed on climate change, no matter what happens with domestic policy.
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In the domestic policy arena, maintaining migrants in Mexico alleviates the burden from the backlogged American immigration system and reduces the incentive for illegal immigration.
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His speech Tuesday afternoon is expected to look beyond Brexit and outline a domestic policy agenda involving social care, school funding, and boosting regional business.
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Colombia's failing institutions could not be dismissed as someone else's problem; American foreign policy was also domestic policy when drugs were pouring into our country.
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The groom, 33, works at the White House as a senior director of Cabinet Affairs, where he coordinates federal agency initiatives related to domestic policy.
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Joe Grogan, Mulvaney's handpicked choice to lead the White House Domestic Policy Council, was reportedly among those arguing the administration should support the judge's ruling.
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By extending the battle another three weeks, it's unclear whether Trump is interested in pursuing any other domestic policy items aside from the border wall.
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"Expanding access to work-based retirement plans will help many small-business employees enjoy secure retirements," said James Sherk, a White House domestic policy adviser.
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A pledge to repeal and replace the 2010 Affordable Care Act, President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy, was among Trump's central 2016 election campaign promises.
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Trump complained repeatedly about the "one vote" that stopped the Senate from repealing and replacing Obamacare, the signature domestic policy of his predecessor, Barack Obama.
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The backdrop: Trump has made border protection the cornerstone of his domestic policy and has been raising it more often with foreign leaders as well.
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Another issue will be stabilizing the individual insurance market created under the 2010 Affordable Care Act, former Democratic President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement.
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Mr. Chen is a research fellow at the Hoover Institution and the director of domestic policy studies in the public policy program at Stanford University.
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"From the research perspective, if you're interested in more progressive domestic policy, unions have been the answer to unchecked corporate power," Rosenfeld, the sociologist, said.
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In the part of the interview with O'Reilly that aired Sunday, Trump also looked ahead on his domestic policy agenda, including Obamacare and tax cuts.
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Sherk spent over a decade at the right-leaning Heritage Foundation as a research analyst before joining the White House as a domestic policy adviser.
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This year, the Department of Homeland Security is dominating the discussions, and the Domestic Policy Council, which reports to Mr. Miller, has coordinated the process.
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Nunziata formerly served as the chief nominations counsel on the Senate Judiciary Committee and also as general counsel and senior domestic policy adviser to Sen.
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On the domestic policy front, the Cuban government has initiated a "rectification process" on private enterprises that includes a revoking of licenses in some sectors.
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For director of budget policy and deputy director of the Domestic Policy Council, Mr. Trump chose Paul Winfree, an economist with the conservative Heritage Foundation.
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His domestic policy moves on immigration and healthcare have been rebuffed by his own party, by the Courts, and by much of the American public.
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He served as a senior adviser on the White House Domestic Policy Council, where he focused on the Affordable Care Act, from 2015 to 2017.
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Without an obvious mandate (as the world knows, he lost the popular vote by 2.87 million), Trump has proposed a profound retrenchment of domestic policy.
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The influence Mr. Trump will have over foreign and domestic policy as president has raised questions about whether American policy could affect his bottom line.
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The bank identified trade protectionism, normalization of interest rates globally, low potential growth and uncertainty about domestic policy reversals as key risks to the outlook.
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Pakistan's military denies accusations by the United States that it protects certain terrorist groups, using them as tools to achieve foreign and domestic policy objectives.
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It will face a major challenge in setting priorities, with domestic policy almost sure to get more attention, just as it did during the election.
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Any investment in building out or discussing foreign policy would have taken away from domestic policy, and that would have made his candidacy more unlikely.
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"Trump respects his opinion," says Paul Winfree, director of economic policy studies at the Heritage Foundation and former deputy director of Trump's Domestic Policy Council.
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Mounting evidence that the US health care system was on an unsustainable track forced his administration to make health reform its first major domestic policy initiative.
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The Paris accord has no legal bearing at all on whether Trump can scrap the Clean Power Plan or make any other change to domestic policy.
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During that time, Trump would often "waste Priebus's time" during briefings about foreign and domestic policy by pelting him with questions about badgers, the book says.
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Nielsen, a close colleague of Kelly's, previously served on the Homeland Security Council in the George W. Bush administration and developed domestic policy with the TSA.
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If the market gets a milder Trump who focuses on domestic policy, risk sentiment may be positive, said Anthony Simond, investment analyst at Aberdeen Asset Management.
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Obama went to his domestic policy staff late last year with a specific request: to conduct a "frank and comprehensive" assessment of the Affordable Care Act.
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The official said the council members never reached out to Talento or Andrew Bremberg, the director of the White House Domestic Policy Council, about their concerns.
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This is not the Weltinnenpolitik (global domestic policy) that grand thinkers like Jürgen Habermas thought regional clubs such as the EU were well placed to cultivate.
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While this president will have many defining legacies – particularly as we look back on his domestic policy and diplomacy – reviving American manufacturing won't be among them.
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Before that, he worked within the White House's Office of Management and Budget and served as deputy director for energy policy with the Domestic Policy Council.
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Ken Blackwell is a former domestic policy advisor to the Trump Transition team a former Ohio State Treasurer, Ohio Secretary of State and Mayor of Cincinnati.
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Mr. Xi has made a partywide anticorruption campaign his signature domestic policy, and many of his political opponents have been purged as part of that drive.
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He is the chairman of the think tank Manhattan Institute for Policy Research, which encourages free-market policies as a means of addressing domestic-policy issues.
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Gallup said media coverage of repeated attempts to repeal and replace Obamacare, former President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement, may have caused confusion among consumers.
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Lanhee J. Chen is a research fellow at the Hoover Institution and is director of domestic policy studies in the public policy program at Stanford University.
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The finalized rule is the Trump administration's most recent effort to provide consumers with alternatives to Obamacare, former Democratic President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement.
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Williams, a White House official said, is coordinating between Mulvnaney's office and other invested parts of the White House, like legislative affairs and domestic policy offices.
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"I think that it is even degrading for the American people to hear that Russia is managing the domestic policy of the U.S.," Mr. Lavrov said.
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Ken Blackwell, a former domestic policy advisor to the Trump Transition team, is a former Ohio State treasurer, Ohio secretary of State and Mayor of Cincinnati.
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Even figures like Bruce Bartlett, who helped promote the idea of supply-side economics as a domestic policy adviser to Reagan, has since renounced the theory.
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U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren came to prominence as a Harvard academic studying bankruptcy, and has brought a professorial focus on domestic policy to the 2020 race.
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In less than half an hour the candidates are set to take the stage in their first debate, which is expected to focus on domestic policy.
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Pakistan's security and intelligence forces have long been accused of harboring terrorist groups to use for their foreign and domestic policy objectives, which they have denied.
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And on domestic policy, Mr. Mnuchin hired Craig Phillips, a veteran of the BlackRock investment firm, to focus on issues like housing finance and financial regulation.
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Obamacare's patchwork set of amendments and shambolic rollout represent a "best-case scenario" for productive domestic policy, while military intervention and withdrawal are somehow equally ineffective.
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But whatever the exact mix of causes, it's a reminder that elections can matter for more than just the usual debates over foreign and domestic policy.
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They are opposed to his nomination not because he isn't qualified, but because they disagree with him on policy issues, in many cases, domestic policy issues.
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The Jewish grandson of Holocaust survivors, Mr. Kushner embraced the idea, which also had been explored over the past year by the president's domestic policy aides.
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Our returning veterans get valuable work experience and our nation's leaders get to hear the perspective of a veteran as they shape foreign and domestic policy.
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That might have been true in Trump's cultural and political touchstone, the 1980s, when Ronald Reagan's hard-line anti-Communism defined American foreign and domestic policy.
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But it reentered the political conversation precisely as a challenge to his signature domestic policy legacy, so giving it his imprimatur in this context is striking.
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But his belief in democratic norms — the same belief undergirding his post-partisan optimism — made him uncomfortable with the use of executive power in domestic policy.
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It was the head of Domestic Policy Council at the time, Andrew Bremberg, who is deeply public health minded and previously worked in Health and Human Services.
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Wage support, in principle, could win Republican support, said Oren Cass, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and the former domestic policy director for Mitt Romney.
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She joined the Antitrust Division after serving as deputy assistant to the president and domestic policy adviser to the vice president from January 2009 to February 2012.
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After six years, billions of dollars and a sweeping reform that stands as Obama's single biggest domestic policy achievement, health care is still unaffordable for many Americans.
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So-called 'movement conservatism' or 'fusionism' in its present form is, in fact, an alliance of three distinct utopian movements in economics, domestic policy and foreign policy.
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The White House counsel, director of the National Economic Council and the director of domestic policy will all be on the second floor of the West Wing.
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Every time he tried to move domestic policy to the right, cutting welfare and dismantling programs, he encountered resistant majorities that forced him to curtail his ambition.
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He was named head of the new Council for Economic and Development Affairs, a supercommittee tasked with overseeing long-term structural changes in Saudi Arabia's domestic policy.
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Republicans have opposed the 2010 law formally known as the Affordable Care Act, the signature domestic policy achievement of Trump's Democratic predecessor Barack Obama, since its inception.
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It is unclear whether Huber will have influence over the US's international health policy in this new role, or if the position is limited to domestic policy.
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"In the medium to long-term, we think we should watch whether domestic policy will be reflected in the macroeconomy," Yao said, according to a CNBC translation.
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Clinton conspicuously made no mention of impeachment during his State of the Union address, instead choosing to focus on Social Security reform and his domestic policy agenda.
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The term "Indian" itself marks a fantasy, dating from Columbus's first landing to the days of the Wild West, that became foreign policy and then domestic policy.
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The Urban Institute and the Tax Policy Center have released an analysis of the costs of Bernie Sanders' domestic policy proposals, including single-payer national health insurance.
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At the same time, other aspects of Trump's foreign and domestic policy only increased the pressure he faced during the most politically dangerous month of his presidency.
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Do you really believe I would say, '(John Kasich) is in charge of foreign and domestic policy and (Donald Trump) will focus on making America great again'?
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This vision was much less fleshed out than Castro's discussion of his domestic policy ideas, but it's an interesting concept and a useful addition to the debate.
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China is also applying this power in more proactive ways than ever before, to exert influence and interfere in the domestic policy and politics of our country.
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"This ambiguity is a domestic policy, a part of the rivalry between political factions here," said Farshad Ghorbanpour, an analyst with close ties to President Hassan Rouhani.
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In the battle for the heart and soul of the Trump presidency, at least when it comes to domestic policy, the more traditional voices are winning out.
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Kushner, her husband, also has a broad portfolio within the West Wing, where he has an influential purview over a range of foreign and domestic policy issues.
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But congressional Democrats are expected to put up a huge fight against Republican efforts to repeal the 2010 law considered President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement.
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Though the poll doesn't delve into particular issue areas, and doesn't specify foreign or domestic policy, there are a whole series of topics this could apply to.
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It was Trump's most concrete step to undo Obamacare since he took office in January promising to dismantle Democratic former President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement.
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Most Russians approve of Putin's bellicose foreign policy, and Putin can escape responsibility for his own domestic policy failures by blaming Russia's economic woes on the West.
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Or perhaps he is the nation's chief executive, brought into office with a landslide victory, and shaping American domestic policy with an uncanny vision for the future.
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After years of defending President Obama's signature domestic policy achievement as it became a political albatross, Democrats see an opportunity to go on the offensive with voters.
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In addition to the foreign and domestic policy failures, the past administration presided over an economic meltdown that took the global economy to the brink of destruction.
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Among those who remain are figures like Stephen Miller, the domestic-policy adviser whom Mueller describes as drafting the original letter in May 2017 to fire Comey.
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And Democratic presidential candidates for 2020 are likely to propose eliminating parts of the law to show how they would pay for their various domestic policy proposals.
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Marie Fishpaw, Heritage's director of domestic policy studies, acknowledged this reality, but said the groups are trying to push for a repeal effort from outside of Congress.
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Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook told CNN's Don Lemon that Clinton has shown herself able to handle both domestic policy and to serve as commander in chief.
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Trump's White House has also lost the deputy directors of the National Security Council and the Domestic Policy Council, as well as multiple deputy chiefs of staff.
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In the White House, Jared Kushner, assistant to president Brooke Rollins and special assistant to the President for Domestic Policy Ja'Ron Smith have been working with Sens.
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By contrast, the fate of a tax cut — normally the top G.O.P. domestic policy priority — has received less attention (though the party will almost certainly pursue one).
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Aides said that the two men discussed foreign and domestic policy issues that Mr. Trump would need to deal with on Day 1 in the Oval Office.
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But this memoir is also a political book, one in which Biden touts his accomplishments and makes frequent forays into the wetlands of foreign and domestic policy.
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Feulner was the head of domestic policy for the Trump transition, charting the direction of the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Agriculture and several other agencies.
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Many elite economists — including those who have served in previous Democratic administrations — think the Sanders campaign is massively overstating the economic benefits of his domestic policy agenda.
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Republicans have failed to make good on their seven-year promise to repeal and replace Obamacare, the signature domestic policy achievement of Trump's Democratic predecessor Barack Obama.
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On the domestic policy front, Mr. Trump saved his ire for Democrats and furthered his longstanding, one-sided feud with Jerome H. Powell, the Federal Reserve chairman.
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It's not yet clear what Mulvaney's departure will mean for his key lieutenants involved in fighting the outbreak, like Domestic Policy Council chief Joe Grogan, for instance.
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While this kind of overblown rhetoric is common in foreign policy and can cause immense harm, the consequences are extraordinarily damaging when it comes to domestic policy.
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They said domestic policy remains the deciding factor in the direction of A-shares at the moment, and that policy is at present in a "stabilising" phase.
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We must work to remove policies and restrictions that would deny women their dignity, and change domestic policy so sanitary products are affordable and accessible to all.
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While the president directly controls foreign and defense policy, the largest party in parliament nominates the prime minister, who forms a government that shapes most domestic policy.
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While the president directly controls foreign and defence policy, the largest party in parliament nominates the prime minister, who forms a government focused on most domestic policy.
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The National Economic Council was created by President Bill Clinton — another frequent foil of Mr. Trump's — to show that domestic policy would be equal to foreign policy.
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Do you really believe I would say 'John Kasich is in charge of foreign domestic policy and Donald J. Trump will focus on making America great again'?
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Manjoo writes: Obama's biggest ideas were neoliberal: The Affordable Care Act, his greatest domestic policy achievement, improved access to health care by altering private health-insurance markets.
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Olsen: Yes, there is that risk, but in one sense the fact that Trump has really abandoned populist domestic policy helps to insulate that against his implosion.
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Now that she's helping craft his domestic policy ideas on the campaign trail, they often reflect — consciously or unconsciously — that she's speaking to a very specific audience.
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It's been a six-year lame-duck presidency on domestic policy, largely because of this one election and the way the Democratic Party failed to see the consequences.
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Trump's only big domestic policy win, aside from killing a handful of Obama-era regulations, has been Senate approval 10 weeks ago of a new Supreme Court justice.
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The suggestion ran counter to the current sentiment of Iraqi politics, which favors claiming sovereignty over foreign and domestic policy and staying above the fray in regional conflicts.
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Cory Booker, meanwhile, has landed a position on the Foreign Relations Committee -- another prime position for the former Newark mayor whose background is also focused on domestic policy.
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Mariya Gabriel, the EU's digital economy commissioner, worries that Silicon Valley and China now make the big decisions about the internet, and that this affects European domestic policy.
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"Domestic policy is [already in place] to reduce corn planting and increase soybean planting, but releasing this emergency notice is more aimed at the trade war," said Yang.
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"If necessary, we may need to remind the United States about our past discussions on monetary policy" that is not targeting currencies but domestic policy objectives, he added.
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Are there no limits to the degree to which you think that the federal reserve should use quantitative easing, as you understand it, to accomplish domestic policy goals?
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Which meant that while his presidency left no major domestic policy legacy, it also bequeathed few disasters, and left the economy in good shape for its 1990s boom.
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Since being ejected from the VA, reportedly at Mr Shulkin's insistence, he has taken up residence on the White House Domestic Policy Council, where his freewheeling policymaking continues.
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All told, 182 White House employees and 20093 Google employees attended the meetings, with participation from almost every domestic policy and national security player in the West Wing.
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Behind the scenes: Gottlieb met this afternoon in the West Wing with officials from the Domestic Policy Council, the White House counsel's office and the National Economic Council.
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Paul Winfree, Deputy Director of the White House Domestic Policy Council and Director of Budget Policy Days in the administration: 330 Resigned to return to the Heritage Foundation.
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After Trump set out his National Guard plans, Pena Nieto chided him in unusually forthright terms, telling him not to take out his domestic policy "frustration" on Mexico.
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He said foreign policy questions were less risky because Kern could blame other countries for any setbacks while on domestic policy he had to take responsibility as chancellor.
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Obviously, the tech industry is mostly opposed to new tariffs or export controls, and the Trump administration has made American jobs a centerpiece of its domestic policy agenda.
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John Bridgeland is co-chairman of the Franklin Project at The Aspen Institute and former director of the White House Domestic Policy Council under President George W. Bush.
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The meeting with Pence comes the same day President Obama is scheduled to meet with Democratic lawmakers to discuss their strategy for defending his signature domestic policy achievement.
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Trump and Republicans have vowed to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, former President Barack Obama's signature piece of domestic policy but have not released details yet.
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Trump and Republicans have vowed to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, former President Barack Obama's signature piece of domestic policy, but have not released details yet.
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On domestic policy, he repeatedly proved that he was willing to break with the most conservative elements of his party, even as their clout increased on Capitol Hill.
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Sroka said that while the public may have favored the Iran deal, it doesn't necessarily drive voter behavior, which may explain why Democrats remain focused on domestic policy.
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At the Domestic Policy Council, Bremberg quietly played an important role in shaping the administration's agenda on regulation and helped guide the Republicans' failed attempt to repeal ObamaCare.
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In an interview in his office Tuesday, Inslee said stopping Republican efforts to roll back President Obama's signature domestic policy achievement is Democratic governors' top short-term priority.
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The Affordable Care Act is the New Coke of Democratic domestic-policy initiatives, the McAfrika sandwich ( "based on an authentic African recipe"), the Clairol Touch of Yogurt Shampoo.
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Significantly, the three people responsible for crafting Trump's domestic policy and outreach to Capitol Hill are all Midwesterners with a history of backing market-oriented policies: Indiana Gov.
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The people impressed with his performance argued that he showed off a knowledge of foreign and domestic policy issues and intelligently answered questions on a host of topics.
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Hillary Clinton went so far as pushing to be her husband's domestic policy chief, but the President's pollster, Stan Greenberg, convinced her that it would be disastrously unpopular.
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They did want, perhaps, a different domestic policy than the uncreative platform Romney had offered, one that promised less to the wealthy and more to the working class.
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Cecilia Muñoz, a longtime immigrant rights advocate who served as Mr. Obama's domestic policy adviser, argues that the left should embrace talk of good immigrants, not disparage it.
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As a result, the Obama administration concentrated both global and domestic policy to combat biological threats into what has recently become known as the NSC pandemic response team.
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But if you think about the degrees of freedom that a president has, there's just much more in the national security domain than in the domestic policy domain.
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Trump's rage isn't unjustified, considering that the omnibus bill gives the president very little of what he asked for on immigration enforcement — arguably his top domestic policy priority.
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The range of responses, and the things that all the experts agree on, offer a look at what would be the largest domestic policy change in a generation.
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Stephen Miller, Mr. Trump's main domestic policy adviser, also briefly attended the meeting, but observed more than he spoke, according to a person familiar with what took place.
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In 2012, he broke ranks and cast the deciding vote to uphold the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, Democratic President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement.
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"If necessary, we may need to remind the United States about our past discussions on monetary policy" that is not targeting currencies but domestic policy objectives, he added.
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But two months into the 238th Congress and six weeks into the Trump administration, progress on fulfilling Republicans' major domestic policy goals is looking further away, not closer.
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Kelly has also told aides that Kushner will be able to continue in his role handling foreign and domestic policy, even as his top secret clearance in revoked.
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"But we also need Ukraine's domestic policy, especially in light of the turbulences of the last weeks and calls for the prime minister to step down," Steinmeier added.
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If President Trump accomplishes nothing else in terms of domestic policy, his economic policy very well may put him in the history books as a successful economic president.
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But that dialogue came to an end over the following months with Khashoggi's increasingly sharp criticism of the government, particularly its domestic policy and the crisis with Qatar.
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After going to law school, he joined the Reagan White House and worked on domestic policy with C. Boyden Gray, the counsel to then-Vice President George Bush.
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The surprise expulsions by Bolivia were the latest and most drastic step taken by Ms. Añez to reshape foreign and domestic policy since succeeding Mr. Morales in November.
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"We are so close to Latin America and the Caribbean, that Latin America policy becomes domestic policy," Evelyn Pérez-Verdía, Forward Florida Action's adviser for Latino issues, told NBC.
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Mr Corbyn, an intellectually lazy man with little interest in domestic policy, is devoting his to fighting fires lit by his long-standing habit of palling around with terrorists.
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Days into his tenure as president-elect, Donald Trump has softened his tone on a signature domestic policy agenda that helped him to victory: a hardline stance on immigration.
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Senate Republicans are working to revive an effort to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, often called Obamacare, Democratic former President Barack Obama's top signature domestic policy achievement.
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In addition, the presidency requires knowledge of foreign and domestic policy, of American and foreign systems of governance, history and culture, and of the essentials of American civic law.
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As he looks for wins on domestic policy issues, Trump's handling of a special counsel's probe of alleged Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election will be closely scrutinized.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Lance Leggitt, deputy director of the White House Domestic Policy Council and a veteran of two presidents, plans to resign soon, the White House announced on Friday.
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Amash had disparagingly dubbed the Republican healthcare bill "Obamacare 2.0," after Democratic former President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement, the 2010 Affordable Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare.
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In domestic policy you have opponents and people you disagree with but not enemies, but on -- INGRAHAM: OK you know what I mean, don&apost be such a stickler.
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"They seem to be driven more by what kind of impact it's going to have on domestic policy than on a cohesive foreign policy," Speier told CNN's Wolf Blitzer.
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"It's going to be very difficult to fight that fight," said Lanhee Chen, a Hoover Institution fellow who was domestic policy adviser to 2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney.
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"For now, we have agreed to this policy of Remain in Mexico," Olga Sánchez Cordero, López Obrador's top domestic policy official as Mexico's interior secretary-elect, told the Post.
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"My approach to foreign policy will be guided by the same values that drive my approach to domestic policy: Empathy, understanding, and respect," Tlaib said through a campaign spokesman.
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Trump, adviser Kellyanne Conway and Domestic Policy Council Director Joe Grogan have all made comments in the past week that could be construed as favorable toward the vaping industry.
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Joe Grogan is the director of President Donald Trump's domestic policy council, where he has carved out a realm of influence within the administration's efforts to reform drug prices.
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In April, White House counsel John Dean, chief of staff H. R. Haldeman, domestic policy chief John D. Ehrlichman, and Attorney General Richard Kleindienst resigned amidst the growing scandal.
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Republicans have yet to agree on a single detailed policy proposal to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, the signature domestic policy of former Democratic President Barack Obama.
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You see a similar worldview at nonpartisan think tanks that do both foreign and domestic policy, like the Brookings Institution (the top-ranked think tank in the Penn list).
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But for a contrary view, I would recommend this take from Oren Cass, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and domestic policy director for Mitt Romney's 2012 campaign.
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The question in everyone's mind is whether the administration's success in the domestic policy arena will be able to overcome uneasiness about international economic policy over the long run.
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During the 2008 and 2012 presidential elections, for instance, John McCain and Mr. Romney ran against Mr. Obama's domestic policy proposals on issues like health care and the economy.
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Dutton had met with Trump, Barr, Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway and Director of the Domestic Policy Council Joe Grogan in the US less than a week ago.
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A flurry of environmental law passed under Republican President Richard Nixon, who faced a liberal Congress and was willing to trade domestic policy to get what he wanted internationally.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Democrat of California, is in no particular rush to give the president a major domestic policy victory in 2020, according to people familiar with her views.
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He later joined the Reagan White House as a domestic policy official, where he worked on deregulatory issues with C. Boyden Gray, the counsel to Vice President George Bush.
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Even before the age of nukes and perpetual congressional paralysis and a massive federal bureaucracy, presidents wielded a tremendous amount of power to make foreign and domestic policy decisions.
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Dutton had also met with Kellyanne Conway, counselor to the president, and Joe Grogan, director of the Domestic Policy Council, during his trip to the US in early March.
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Specifically, Baum refers to a quote from John Ehrlichman, who served as domestic policy chief for President Richard Nixon when the administration declared its war on drugs in 1971.
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Cecilia Muñoz, the vice president for public interest technology and local initiatives at New America, was President Obama's director of intergovernmental affairs and director of the Domestic Policy Council.
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Ueland, a top official at the Domestic Policy Council, previously worked for the Senate Budget Committee and as chief of staff to former Republican Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist.
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Andrew Bremberg, the president's domestic policy chief, said he had thought Congress might be able to use the act to pass five or six bills reversing Mr. Obama's regulations.
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For Clinton to pursue a consciously diminished domestic policy agenda, particularly following a high-margin presidential victory, would be to invite further tension into her already tenuous political base.
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The domestic policy proposals would be an excellent start to restore local control and refocus the federal government on problems that can only be addressed at the national level.
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True to their "suicide caucus" roots, they pose what is possibly the greatest threat to Republicans' long-awaited opportunity to scrap former President Barack Obama's biggest domestic policy achievement.
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To our dismay, quotes from White House domestic policy aide Katy Talento, a long time opponent of birth control pills and the contraceptive mandate, were included in Pear's piece.
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While Iran's supreme leader does not explicitly endorse any candidate, it is clear from Khamenei's criticism of Rouhani's foreign and domestic policy that he prefers the president's hardline rival.
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They include the ongoing investigation into his campaign associates' ties to Russia, which has already produced indictments, and his Carteresque failures on domestic policy, despite Republican control of Congress.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President-elect Donald Trump will nominate a transportation secretary on Tuesday afternoon, a spokesman told Fox News, as he continues to fill out his domestic policy team.
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Deputy national security adviser Dina Powell, Office of Public Liaison Communications Director Omarosa Manigault Newman and Domestic Policy Council Deputy Director Paul Winfree all announced their departures this month.
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Since he took office in January, Trump's only significant domestic policy achievement has been winning Senate confirmation of his nominee to the high court, Neil Gorsuch, a former Kennedy clerk.
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Banks need to fulfill different mandates with widely different tools and any hint that domestic policy is subjugated to the interest of foreign central banks risks a public relations disaster.
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Instead, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman said he met with Trump at his namesake tower in New York to discuss China, Russia and other foreign and domestic policy issues.
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The healthcare legislation is the first plank of President Trump's domestic policy agenda, with investors eager for him to move onto his other plans, including tax cuts and infrastructure spending.
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What's more, under the leadership of Speaker Ryan, House Republicans have already cooked up a massive agenda on domestic policy that commands majority support and that Trump has largely endorsed.
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On domestic policy, as president, he inclined to the hard right (prayer in schools, gun rights, anti-abortion), while also loosening immigration policy and expanding the rights of the disabled.
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Key party figures are debating huge new domestic policy ideas, like the Green New Deal and Medicare-for-all, and raising fundamental questions about the party's orientation toward capitalism itself.
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"We're not making a judgment about what types of parents deserve it and what types of parents don't," Corey Ciorciari, a domestic policy advisor for the Clinton campaign, tells Mashable.
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The military's influence in domestic policy-making has expanded too, Russian analysts and Western officials say, with Putin seeking its views on everything from the digital economy to food security.
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Gayle, 28, was just about marking his one-year anniversary as a domestic-policy spokesman at Clinton's Brooklyn, New York, campaign headquarters last March when the diagnosis upended his world.
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He was president of the Committee for Economic Development from 85033 to 2012 and served as deputy assistant for domestic policy to President George H.W. Bush from 1990 to 1992.
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Both Democrats and Republicans are expected to try to reshape legislation that dismantles key provisions of the 2010 Affordable Care Act, Democratic former President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement.
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Trump's domestic policy agenda was put in the spotlight on Thursday, when U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan said tax reform would take longer to accomplish than healthcare reform.
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Throughout his career in Congress, Sanders has focused on domestic policy issues, which makes him fairly reliant on pre-prepared arguments on foreign policy like Clinton's 2002 Iraq War vote.
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By contrast, President Barack Obama appointed a director 36 days into his term, and the person in that post held a seat on the Domestic Policy Council with other advisors.
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A fiscal conservative, Corker is seen as a pragmatist willing to work with Democrats on a range of issues including foreign affairs but also domestic policy matters such as immigration.
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Another woman said that while she liked Sanders' domestic policy ideas, she worried he would take a hardline against Israel to prove a lack of bias toward the Jewish state.
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Margaret Spellings, who served as Bush's Domestic Policy Council director and later as Education secretary, said she became friends with Powell sitting next to her at the daily 7 a.m.
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" While appearing on CNN with a reaction panel, Santorum, who often defends Trump on the network, said that the speech was "light on domestic policy" and "not a big speech.
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Johnson, who was the overwhelming favorite to win the contest, is now expected to unveil an ambitious domestic policy agenda during a victory speech in central London on Tuesday afternoon.
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Here's how five key domestic policy questions are expected to play out in a divided Washington: Tax cuts Trump promised middle class tax cuts in the days before the election.
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The U.S. cannot simply mourn the demise of the internet; it must fight for it through international organizations, domestic policy, and, perhaps most importantly of all, by leading by example.
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But he also talked about ways to find common ground on domestic policy, like passing an infrastructure bill, lowering prescription drug prices, and eliminating the HIV epidemic in 10 years.
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Instead, the Senate foreign relations committee chairman said he met with Trump at his namesake tower in New York to discuss China, Russia and other foreign and domestic policy issues.
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More than a dozen House Democrats huddled Thursday afternoon with a pair of top administration officials, DHS Deputy Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and Cecilia Munoz, director of Obama's Domestic Policy Council.
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Trump will tell us his successes, including his upcoming summit with North Korea's Kim Jong Un and his leadership in dealing with Venezuela, but domestic policy will be what's remembered.
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Khamenei, a hardliner who has the ultimate say on all major foreign and domestic policy in the Islamic Republic, did not specify what attempted tampering occurred in the 2013 election.
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Democrats stopped caring about George W. Bush's lawless perpetual war machine once Obama took over the drones, and Republicans have done the same for domestic policy since Trump took over.
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He said your domestic policy will lead to recession, he's said your foreign policy will make us less safe, and then he listed what he said are your personal qualities.
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And it appears to be how Trump intends to put his stamp on American public policy, even while leaving domestic policy overwhelmingly in the hands of orthodox, establishment-minded Republicans.
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A change to single-payer, which a substantial number of Democratic presidential candidates and members of Congress have called for, would amount to the largest domestic policy change in decades.
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Progressives in Congress see the Green New Deal as a way to channel the urgency of the global climate consensus into a much broader effort to remake US domestic policy.
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But the hound dog is as close as a politician has ever come to supporting your exact hopes and dreams when it comes to both domestic policy and international affairs.
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What's more, a debate featuring Brimelow at Duke University in 2007 was organized and promoted by both noted white supremacist Richard Spencer and … White House domestic policy adviser Stephen Miller.
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This dilemma is apparent in the vigorous intra-conservative debate over a new book, "The Once and Future Worker," written by the former Mitt Romney domestic policy director Oren Cass.
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Kolb was president of the Committee for Economic Development from 1997 to 2012 and served as deputy assistant for domestic policy to President George H.W. Bush from 1990 to 1992.
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The return of unified Republican control of government for the first time in a decade thus far has failed to produce major legislation on a host of domestic policy priorities.
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The plan will include stiffer penalties for high-intensity drug traffickers, including the death penalty for some, Andrew Bremberg, director of the White House Domestic Policy Council, told reporters Sunday.
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In that by-now-hallowed tradition comes the latest White House leak, this out of the Domestic Policy Council, which gives a pretty good overview of the Trump regulatory agenda.
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As far as domestic policy is concerned, Mills said a second-term Trump White House would focus on a couple of key priorities that could garner support from House Democrats.
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Mr. Trump was reportedly briefed on the plans over dinner with members of the national security team, his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, and his domestic policy counselor, Stephen Bannon.
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For a sitting President to declare a conclusion to the most disastrous domestic policy of our time might, even if premature, perhaps mark at least the beginning of its end.
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Pence and the past vice presidents reportedly discuss a number of issues including foreign and domestic policy, as well as what it looks like to serve as the vice president.
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No matter how you feel about Trump's emotional instability or his bewildering approaches to foreign and domestic policy, one thing that is objectively bananas is his innumerable conflicts of interests.
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"This is the result of many, many years of policymaking," said Cecilia Muñoz, former director of the Domestic Policy Council under the Obama administration who is now at New America.
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Theses estimates, however, do not take into account how the trade war impacts investment and spending decisions by firms and consumers while domestic policy measures also muddy the waters considerably.
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That's understandable in a self-help book or a marketing campaign, but it has some serious downsides now that Trump is helping shape domestic policy for the Donald Trump campaign.
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On domestic policy, as president, he inclined to the hard right (prayer in schools, gun rights, anti-abortion), while also loosening immigration policy and hugely expanding the rights of the disabled.
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"The Republicans have often been faced with a dilemma that their approach in domestic policy is to support rollbacks of social programs," said Dave Hopkins, a political scientist at Boston College.
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And so on domestic policy, if there was even a chance that he would be better than her on some of these issues, I would have to give him the edge.
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President Donald Trump has promised to repeal and replace former President Barack Obama's signature piece of domestic policy, often called Obamacare, but has been stalled by Republicans disagreeing over possible changes.
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White House domestic policy adviser Joe Grogan last year called tobacco regulation a "huge waste of time" for FDA and said the agency should be more focused on finding new medicines.
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On April 30, 1973, the attorney general, Richard Kleindienst, Nixon's chief of staff, H.R. Haldeman, and domestic policy adviser John Ehrlichman all resigned, and Nixon fired White House counsel John Dean.
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But I always cared about what was going on in the world, domestic policy, national security issues, and what our government is doing with regards to space and science and engineering.
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Many traders believe if Trump manages to win the election, then the VIX will rise due to the perceived uncertainty he would bring to both domestic policy and the global stage.
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Many market participants said the outcome of the Trump-Xi meeting could set the tone for China's domestic policy stance and shape market movements for the second half of the year.
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She worked in the George W. Bush White House on the Domestic Policy Council, did a stint at the white-shoe Kirkland & Ellis LLP as an associate, and clerked for Kavanaugh.
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Most of Iran's political elite believes it's best to avoid imposing heavy costs on Saudi Arabia because the Saudis are already paying heavy costs for their foreign and domestic policy challenges.
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No matter who becomes our next president, the Senate will soon determine the outcome of multiple Supreme Court nominations, escalating debates over foreign policy and trade, and looming domestic policy clashes.
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He's been given a wide range of roles on both foreign and domestic policy, including negotiating an Israeli-Palestinian peace deal and heading a new office meant to reduce federal bureaucracy.
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"We have to control the border, that's our job, and we have to honor our humanitarian obligation," Cecilia Muñoz, the director of Mr. Obama's Domestic Policy Council, said in an interview.
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I signed on to the letter because while all these factors are in play here and around the world, they don't play a big enough role in our domestic policy discussions.
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Also joining Uber's eight-member advisory board is Melody Barnes, the vice provost for global student leadership initiatives at New York University and a former domestic policy adviser to President Obama.
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THIS brings us to larger questions of domestic policy, where Trump has brought to the surface deep divisions between the party elite and its working-class voters on taxes and spending.
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He announced that he had accepted the resignation of two White House aides, chief of staff H.R. Haldeman and domestic-policy adviser John Ehrlichman, and fired White House Counsel John Dean.
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A China slowdown was seen as the greatest economic risk in 2016, with more respondents voting for this as the principal concern over domestic policy risks and US interest rate rises.
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The use of the injunctions "strikes at the heart of our democratic system" and allows "unelected judges to second-guess the domestic policy and national security decisions of our elected officials."
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Gray himself resigned after it came out that he, at the behest of Dean and White House domestic policy adviser John Ehrlichman, had destroyed files from a safe belonging to Hunt.
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Ideology The 2008 primary was far more acrimonious than this year's primary has been, which is odd in hindsight because Clinton and Obama were running on nearly identical domestic policy platforms.
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He was a special assistant to Vice President Nelson Rockefeller for domestic policy in the Ford White House, and the White House liaison to RAND on the National Health Insurance Experiment.
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The White House says the workforce initiative was spearheaded by Ivanka Trump and the Domestic Policy Council, which have worked for several months to enlist private sector, government and academic support.
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The international domain kept things interesting on an otherwise quiet week on the domestic policy front, between a North Korean missile test and a major summit of world leaders in Germany.
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Pemex, which has battled declining oil production levels for a decade, now faces added external threats such as its government's trade tensions with the US, domestic policy uncertainty and fiscal constraints.
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More generally, the content of the debates sent a message that domestic policy issues are dominating -- with candidates citing detailed facts about their opponents' records on health care, crime and immigration.
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"These kinds of First Amendment issues were not raised in '77," said Stuart E. Eizenstat, the chief White House domestic policy adviser during the Carter administration when the amendments were negotiated.
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The meetings culminated in a dinner at Mr. Kushner's house with Mr. Durbin and Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, and Stephen Miller, the president's hard-line domestic policy adviser.
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More recently, Levi also worked for four months at the Domestic Policy Council in the White House as a special assistant to the president, where he worked on regulatory reform issues.
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While the president directly controls foreign and defense policy, the largest party in parliament nominates the prime minister, who forms a government that shapes most domestic policy, including on the economy.
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He also said that he wasn't involved in those conversations but that acting FDA Commissioner Brett Giroir is, along with Joe Grogan, the head of the White House Domestic Policy Council.
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"The Republican answer needs to address the things Americans are telling us that we want," said Marie Fishpaw, director of domestic policy studies at Heritage, which is part of the coalition.
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Trump instructed the Justice Department and members of the White House domestic policy team to prepare a menu of options he could present to lawmakers when they returned to Capitol Hill.
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But after President Trump was elected, the group was given a leading advisory role, and Mr. Selnick was hired by Veterans Affairs and appointed to the White House Domestic Policy Council.
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At the time I called this "caesarism" — an attempt to arrogate to the imperial presidency the kind of power over domestic policy that it already claims over foreign and military affairs.
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"Could opposition to busing be defended in the context of the times?" asked Galston, who served as Walter Mondale's issues director in the 1984 presidential campaign and Clinton's deputy domestic policy adviser.
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Perhaps he'll be discarded as a liability soon enough (look at Chris Christie's fall from grace) and Trump will implement an orthodox GOP foreign policy, just as he did on domestic policy.
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Former Nixon domestic policy chief John Ehrlichman, who is cited as a "Nixon aide" in Cannabis, talked in 1994 about the enemies that the President had in leftists and in African Americans.
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Republicans have opposed the 2010 law - the signature domestic policy achievement of Republican President Donald Trump's Democratic predecessor, Barack Obama - since its inception and have repeatedly tried and failed to repeal it.
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Axios has learned that the EO will announce the creation of the White House Revitalization Opportunity Council — consisting of 13 federal agencies, co-led by HUD and the U.S. Domestic Policy Council.
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Not only has he failed to soften his far-left position on domestic policy, he has also undermined the government's position on the murder of two British citizens by Russian intelligence operatives.
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" On domestic policy, Braun said the coalition would reach an agreement this year on a binding plan to ban the use of the plant protection agent glyphosate: "We will agree this year.
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The disarray in the Republican-controlled Senate rattled financial markets as it cast doubt on the chances of getting Trump's other domestic policy priorities, such as tax reform, through a divided Congress.
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After Thursday's sit-down, Barack said that he and Donald had an "excellent" and "wide-ranging" conversation, which touched on both foreign and domestic policy, as well as White House organizational issues.
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Cecilia Muñoz is the vice president of Public Interest Technology and Local Initiatives at New America and formerly served as the director of the White House Domestic Policy Council under President Obama.
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The US military presence in Syria was an unpopular domestic policy, and the Kurds, who waged war against the Islamic State, presented itself as the opportune proxy for an anti-ISIS campaign.
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They included John Mitchell, Nixon's onetime campaign chairman and attorney general; former White House Chief of Staff H.R. Haldeman; John Dean, the White House counsel; and John Ehrlichman, his domestic policy adviser.
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Tom Rogan is a foreign policy columnist for National Review, a domestic policy columnist for Opportunity Lives, a former panelist on The McLaughlin Group and a senior fellow at the Steamboat Institute.
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Republicans have opposed the 2010 law - the signature domestic policy achievement of Republican President Donald Trump's Democratic predecessor Barack Obama - since its inception and have repeatedly tried and failed to repeal it.
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As in domestic policy, but with a thicker fog of ignorance, Trump treats each issue of foreign policy or engagement as a separate event, and reacts to it according to his mood.
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The healthcare legislation is the first major plank of President Trump's domestic policy agenda, with investors eager for him to move onto his other plans including tax cuts, infrastructure spending and deregulation.
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Late in this bull market, the Trump administration made its signature domestic policy initiative a steep cut in corporate tax rates, which flows through directly into higher after-tax profits for shareholders.
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Darin Selnick, an influential conservative voice on veterans issues within the administration, departed a position on the White House's Domestic Policy Council on Friday and has decided to leave the administration entirely.
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In a speech on Thursday, Vice President Mike Pence took aim at Beijing's various efforts to advance its interests at the expense of Washington's, from domestic policy to cyber crime and propaganda.
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Indeed, the president has been looking to enact criminal-justice reform since at least 2014, when members of his Domestic Policy Council met with center-right intellectual leaders to discuss the issue.
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Analysts say that the plans will make it easier for Macron to push ahead with the rest of his major reform agenda, which spans domestic policy as well as increased EU integration.
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Ken Blackwell is a public policy writer and consultant in Washington, D.C. He is a former State Treasurer of Ohio and was a Domestic Policy Advisor to the Trump Presidential Transition Team.
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Executive power isn't unlimited: the courts can often stop it (the Clean Power Plan has been suspended, pending judicial review), and in principle Congress can override most Presidential decisions on domestic policy.
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These new groups would work under the leadership of a "chief service officer," a newly created position that would serve on the National Security Council and the White House Domestic Policy Council.
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The announcement is "an important milestone" that delivers on President Donald Trump's executive order that he signed in July, Joe Grogan, director of the Domestic Policy Council, said at Tuesday's press conference.
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I never wanted to box myself in, because I believe there are some areas where I have some very strong disagreements with the Republican Party, especially foreign policy and some domestic policy.
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Clinton is likely to talk more in particular about the Supreme Court, which is perhaps the only area where she can credibly promise domestic policy change rather than simply obstruction of Republican legislation.
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C2ES also debunks the loopy notion, which some journalists have taken seriously, that the "Charming Betsy" doctrine would open Trump domestic policy up to lawsuits based on its nonconformity to the US NDC.
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Vyacheslav Volodin, who became parliament speaker last year after five years running the Kremlin's domestic policy, said earlier this week that the measure would strengthen the conservative social values promoted by the government.
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He was a senior policy advisor for President Obama's Domestic Policy Council who helped develop the proposals in the President's FY 20173 and 22017 budgets that strengthened coal miners' health and retirement security.
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The great tragedy is that too many voices are so rigidly and irretrievably anti-Trump — so opposed to him on every aspect of domestic policy and foreign policy — that it clouds their judgment.
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Greg Valliere, the chief global strategist at Horizon Investments, said Trump's tweets were particularly worrying because Trump appeared to need a domestic-policy win to ensure the US remains in the trade deal.
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The letter -- from one of the most influential groups in domestic policy -- is the latest blow for a bill that has already seen opposition from many conservative leaders, media organizations and interest groups.
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A senior Fed official in Bali said the rate rises were right for domestic policy and ensuring they were gradual and predictable was "the best solution" for minimizing unintended volatility in emerging markets.
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The group developed the order about a year ago and met with White House officials such as Joe Grogan, the head of the Domestic Policy Council, according to people involved in the planning.
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"If there's a takeaway, it's the gulf between the professionalizing of information related to national security — the difference between homeland security and a domestic policy or political matter," said a former administration official.
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Some of the more personal comments at the forum came from Mr. Carson, a retired neurosurgeon, who seemed more comfortable with Saturday's questions of domestic policy than he has been on foreign policy.
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Khamenei, a hardliner who has the ultimate say on all major foreign and domestic policy in the Islamic Republic, said the European signatories of the deal had failed to maintain Iran's economic interests.
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"The Department of Justice will seek the death penalty against drug traffickers when it's appropriate under current law," said Andrew Bremberg, director of Trump's Domestic Policy Council, in the briefing detailing the plan.
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On top of that, grassroots energy on the left, the natural leader of an antiwar coalition under a Republican president, has focused on domestic policy, like blocking Obamacare repeal and the travel ban.
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Brian Shepard, Kaine's top domestic policy adviser at the time, said Virginia Tech had the affect of taking "off the table any hesitation about trying and failing" on the issue of gun control.
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This was designed to be the month the White House methodically forced the media and the public to reckon with its policy ideas, all focused on shaping the domestic policy of the future.
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Farah Erzouki, a 23-year-old graduate student at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, voted for Sanders on Tuesday because she aligns with almost every domestic policy he has laid out.
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CCES also debunks the loopy notion, which some journalists have taken seriously, that the "Charming Betsy" doctrine would open Trump domestic policy up to lawsuits based on its nonconformity to the US NDC.
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The U.S. Energy Department's recently issued study of the electric grid quickly is gaining notice as perhaps the most well-reasoned domestic policy document to come out of the Trump administration thus far.
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Higginbottom, most recently COO of CARE USA, was deputy secretary of state, deputy director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, and deputy director of the White House Domestic Policy Council.
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"It's certainly true that we learned by about the third year that the answer to every challenge isn't going to be legislative," said Cecilia Muñoz, now director of Mr. Obama's Domestic Policy Council.
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However, as liberals awaken to the possibility of a states' rights strategy to mitigate the potential harms of Trump's domestic policy agenda, we need to think audaciously about how to use this moment.
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Tom Price (R-Ga.), Trump's choice to lead the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), may be the most important and influential appointment the president-elect makes in terms of domestic policy.
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He represents not only a rejection of the existing Reaganite establishment, but also a rejection of Reaganite foreign policy (he is less globalist) and Reaganite domestic policy (he is friendlier to the state).
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Ms. Ingraham, a fiery critic of the news media who worked on domestic policy for the Reagan White House, has told Trump aides that she would be interested in a number of posts.
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MBS became the leading influence on the kingdom's domestic policy as well as its foreign relations, serving essentially as the head of government while his father performed the formal head of state duties.
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The officials — who included Dr. Shulkin's press secretary and assistant secretary for communications, along with a top White House domestic policy aide — came to consider Dr. Shulkin and his top deputy as obstacles.
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"Bob Corker, at this point, is as free as John McCain is to do what he thinks is right," said William Galston, who was a domestic policy adviser to former President Bill Clinton.
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He also worked for a year on the White House Domestic Policy Council and spent roughly three years as an attorney adviser in the Office of Legal Counsel at the Department of Justice.
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Described as charismatic, intense and privileged, Mr. Porter, the son of Roger B. Porter, a Harvard professor and a former domestic policy adviser to President George Bush, spent years building on his pedigree.
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But ultimately, the president followed through on his campaign pledge at the urging of Mr. Sessions and other hard-line members inside his White House, including Stephen Miller, his top domestic policy adviser.
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Hasenkrug's request has reportedly been forwarded to the White House Domestic Policy Council, which is chaired by Trump himself, but the government has not made a decision on the research as of yet.
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" William A. Galston, who helped start AmeriCorps as domestic policy adviser to Mr. Clinton, said, "The people who put together the president's budget know the cost of everything but the value of nothing.
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To placate the fears of these would-be supporters, the party has shifted its domestic policy, too, away from its traditional commitment to fiscal austerity and toward a kind of blue-collar conservatism.
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The president announced the travel restrictions after the White House's Domestic Policy Council distributed Ms. Duke's report to relevant agencies to seek input, according to officials at the State Department and the Pentagon.
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Voters at Mr. Sanders's events, however, hardly mention his foreign policy views, instead ticking off his domestic policy agenda that includes implementing Medicare for all and making public colleges and universities tuition-free.
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" Trump has always been most comfortable on the home front, with domestic policy, built around his central promise of, as he put it recently, "an impenetrable, physical, tall, powerful, beautiful southern border wall.
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A senior Fed official in Bali said the rate rises were right for domestic policy and ensuring they were gradual and predictable was "the best solution" for minimising unintended volatility in emerging markets.
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Mr. Azar has increasingly found the White House's Domestic Policy Council taking a prominent role in policy that intersects with the Department of Health and Human Services, people close to the secretary said.
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If it musters a majority, it would even have the leverage to insist that one of its members become prime minister, with the potential to wrest control of domestic policy from Mr. Macron.
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The pact appears to have widespread support in the House and Senate, giving Trump a major domestic policy victory and moderate Democrats something to sell back home as Washington is consumed by impeachment.
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Obama's attempt to play Caesar in domestic policy had more mixed results, since the immigration power grab was tied up by the courts until Trump's election rendered some of it a dead letter.
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Republicans, who control the White House, Senate and U.S. House of Representatives, failed this summer to push through legislation to overturn the 2010 law, former Democratic President Barack Obama's top domestic policy achievement.
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In the last pre-tariff quarter, April-June 215, the economy grew 220 percent, but the difference accounts for some domestically-inflicted slowdown, U.S. import frontloading, domestic policy moves, and other seasonal factors.
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With Friday's legislative collapse, Democratic former President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement, the 2010 Affordable Care Act - known as Obamacare - remains in place despite seven years of Republican promises to dismantle it.
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Failure to pay adequate attention to this issue is the number one domestic policy error of the Obama administration, and it would be an enormous shame for the next president to repeat it.
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Manigault, newly tapped by President-elect Donald Trump to work on public engagement in the White House, was joined by other transition officials, including domestic policy chair Ken Blackwell and senior adviser Katrina Pierson.
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In Trump's first two months in office, Kushner, 36, has taken a broad portfolio within the West Wing, where he has an influential purview over a range of both foreign and domestic policy issues.
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Foreign policy dictated by domestic policy Trump's foreign policy is often calculated to advance his domestic political goals -- one reason why he has so fulsomely embraced Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his aspirations.
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Both men are keen to have the deal wrapped up by then, Mr Peña to make it part of his legacy and Mr López Obrador so he can concentrate on his domestic policy agenda.
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In an April 1 meeting with the Daily News editorial board, Sanders showed difficulty answering questions about both foreign and domestic policy, including the implementation of his much-touted plan to reform Wall Street.
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President Trump has picked Eric Ueland, currently deputy assistant to the president for domestic policy, to replace Shahira Knight as director of legislative affairs, according to two sources with direct knowledge of the decision.
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Yet during his 70 years on this Earth, Donald Trump has had no real experience in foreign or domestic policy, his efforts instead focused on pleasure, securing greater attention for himself and making money.
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Once engaged, he finds it extraordinarily difficult to pull back for fear of a loss of perceived power, a trait that would be easily provoked in a host of foreign and domestic policy situations.
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In terms of domestic policy, both Dewey and Taft struck Willkie as too hostile to the New Deal programs and policies that Willkie did approve of and that were, critically, popular with the public.
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Bannon's accession to the National Security Council in February demonstrated the breadth of his power inside the White House, signaling that the former head of Brietbart News' influence extended beyond politics and domestic policy.
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In Trump's first few months in office, Kushner, 36, has taken a broad portfolio within the West Wing, where he has an influential purview over a range of both foreign and domestic policy issues.
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Iran's president and parliament are democratically-elected, but the country's highest authority is the Supreme Leader, who is appointed for life and has the final say on all matter of foreign and domestic policy.
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In Saudi Arabia, foreign and domestic policy have long been intertwined: Royals use diplomacy to consolidate legitimacy at home but also to solicit consensus from Saudi elites that acts to buttress their policies abroad.
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"All presidents have to make the transition from campaigning to governing," said Lanhee Chen, head of domestic policy studies at Stanford University and a top advisor to Mitt Romney during his 2012 presidential campaign.
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Sometimes this is for crimes unrelated to their conduct in office (see Bush Domestic Policy Council Director Claude Allen's arrest for shoplifting), but often it isn't: And there are more where that came from.
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Alan Barber is director of domestic policy at the Center for Economic and Policy Research in Washington, D.C. The views expressed by contributors are their own and are not the views of The Hill.
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On the night of the vote, Pence huddled with a couple dozen Republicans at a Chinese restaurant on Capitol Hill to come up with a game plan to torpedo Bush's top domestic policy priority.
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But the bigger story is that Trump's alternate reality is invading every aspect of American foreign and domestic policy, very much including those areas overseen by officials that have been deemed the sane ones.
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Kentucky was among 31 states that expanded Medicaid to those earning up to 138 percent of the federal poverty level under the Affordable Care Act, former Democratic President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement.
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"If this is a mental health problem, it begs the question of why we let people with mental health problems have access to firearms," said Cecilia Muñoz, who was Mr. Obama's domestic policy adviser.
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" Mr. Bartlett served as a domestic policy director for President Ronald Reagan, in whose administration he helped design the 1981 tax cut that "unleashed the American economy and led to an abundance of growth.
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And whatever qualms some coalition members had about Mr. Orban's domestic policy, they felt it was none of their business as long as his vision for the continent remained broadly in line with theirs.
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SHANGHAI, March 210.07 (Reuters) - China stocks settled higher on Wednesday as investors hoped for more domestic policy stimulus after the U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates to tackle the economic fallout from the coronavirus.
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In domestic policy, Mr. Trump has pushed the limits of emergency powers laws to claim a right to spend more taxpayer money on a border wall with Mexico than Congress was willing to appropriate.
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The Justice Department and the president's Domestic Policy Council are reportedly analyzing new policy that could make drug dealers eligible for the death penalty and an announcement on their decision could come within weeks.
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"President Trump has directed his administration to study policies that are failing Americans," said Andrew Bremberg, the president's domestic policy chief, who briefed reporters on the order's contents in a telephone call late Tuesday.
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It is not a complete surprise, as Joe Grogan, the White House head of the Domestic Policy Council, said at a news conference in November that he didn't think the F.D.A. should regulate tobacco.
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It is not a complete surprise, as Joe Grogan, the White House head of the Domestic Policy Council, said at a news conference in November that he didn't think the F.D.A. should regulate tobacco.
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Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue supports the plan, in principle, but has been prodded by Mr. Trump's domestic policy adviser Andrew Bremberg to take more decisive action on the issue, according to two administration officials.
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Pelosi didn't necessarily rule out working with the GOP on replacing President Obama's signature domestic policy achievement after it is repealed, but said the responsibility to do so will ultimately fall in their lap.
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A year later, at the age of twenty-six, he joined Jimmy Carter's Presidential campaign as a policy aide and was subsequently hired as a deputy to Stuart Eizenstat, President Carter's domestic-policy adviser.
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" Ward acknowledged that she and McCain, whom she had challenged in the 2016 Republican primary, "held different political views on many, many things -- on domestic policy, foreign policy, and of course, on President Trump.
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There would be little likelihood, then, of policy reforms pursued by the president and congressional leaders regarding Social Security, Medicare, or other entitlements that have been the bedrock of domestic policy for many decades.
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"Given her vast experience both with foreign and domestic policy, Hillary Clinton is a supremely qualified candidate, one of the most qualified candidates ever to seek the presidency," said USW International President Leo Gerard.
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Allies also look at U.S. domestic policy, where Trump has altered his position on issues such as the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals immigration program and the specifics of health care and tax policy.
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The source says that Khashoggi rejected the ideas and over the following months his much sharper criticism of the government, in its domestic policy and relating to the crisis with Qatar, ended any dialogue.
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But officials then were hesitant to arrest and deport migrant families, given the aggressive perception it would create, said Cecilia Muñoz, director of the White House Domestic Policy Council under former President Barack Obama.
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While Republicans have been itching for seven years to dismantle Democratic former President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement, the party has failed to coalesce behind the plan put forth by House Republican leaders.
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The big cases that have shaped it, they point out, are all decades old — and that they come from a time when discrimination was more acceptable in domestic policy as well as immigration policy.
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The life cycle should be familiar to anyone with even a passing interest in American domestic policy: public services that are perceived to benefit black people are neglected, and then vilified, and ultimately evaporate.
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On domestic policy, Ryan also insisted the White House is still open to passing long-term entitlement reform — despite President Trump's promise not to touch Medicare and Social Security in the budget blueprint released Monday.
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There is "some concern among investors that there is now a shift going on in Washington to international and away from a domestic policy," said Paul Nolte, portfolio manager at Kingsview Asset Management in Chicago.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson wants to move past Brexit and begin implementing his domestic policy agenda, his spokesman said on Thursday, ahead of a vote in parliament on the government's legislative program.
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During Mr Johnson's first few weeks he has demonstrated the value of energy in the executive, setting a clear agenda for government, issuing a flurry of domestic-policy initiatives and centralising power in Downing Street.
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The theory: Last year, the head of the White House Domestic Policy Council, Andrew Bremberg, told senior administration officials and Hill staff about an idea he had to tie the hands of future Democratic presidents.
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The DIHK trade group, BDA employers association, BDI industry group and German Confederation of Skilled Crafts (ZDH) also raised concerns about German domestic policy issues in a joint statement issued after a meeting in Munich.
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Idaho last month told health insurers they could sell plans that did not comply with all of the rules in the Affordable Care Act, former President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement commonly called Obamacare.
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Trump's advisers are set to hold a "robust discussion" on withdrawal from the agreement, a person close to the White House said, following in-house analytical work by the National Economic and Domestic Policy Councils.
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Unlike most immigration reporters, Breitbart doesn't approach the beat through the lens of domestic policy so much as through the lens of crime — painting a bleak and downright scary (and often untrue) picture of immigrants.
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The newspaper said on Friday, without citing its sources, that BfV chief Hans-Georg Maassen had recently mentioned this number at a discussion in the Interior Ministry with politicians who focus on domestic policy issues.
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He put a spotlight on an uncomfortable truth: after six years, billions of dollars and a sweeping reform that stands as Obama's single biggest domestic policy achievement, health care is still unaffordable for many Americans.
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While working on Bush's campaigns, Dowd coincided with Cruz, who also served on the campaign helping as a domestic policy adviser and later assisting with Bush's legal team during the 2000 presidential recount in Florida.
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Instead of the first female president, we now have an accused sexual predator in the highest office in the land and a proud misogynist homophobe as his deputy and de facto head of domestic policy.
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After having written this book, do you have an answer to how domestic policy should be fixed so that it delivers on the promise of equality rather than depending on the victimization of an underclass?
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They have yet to achieve any major domestic policy successes in Congress this year, which could hurt their efforts to retain control of the Senate and House of Representatives in the November 20173 congressional elections.
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While Republicans have been itching for seven years to dismantle Democratic former President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement, the party has failed to coalesce behind the plan unveiled on Monday by House Republican leaders.
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In a battle waged since the 2010 passage of the Affordable Care Act, Democratic President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement, Republicans including President Donald Trump have long vowed to repeal and replace the law.
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Among Democrats who know him well, Mr. Kaine is considered a self-effacing workhorse who shuns the spotlight and prefers digging into domestic policy and national security rather than showboating on Sunday news programs. Mrs.
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Clinton was the only candidate qualified to be both commander in chief and the leader on major domestic policy changes, and he derided the Republican candidates for not talking about substance as much as Mrs.
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As the symbolic figure head and leader of the campaign, "Obama stayed above the fray," McBride said, leaving her staff, along with the Domestic Policy Council, to transmit Let's Move's goals to the federal agencies.
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The announcement about Navarro highlights how the council "will work collaboratively and synergistically" with the National Security Council, the National Economic Council and the Domestic Policy Council, but it says nothing about the USTR office.
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"The other side is using the slogan to communicate to the country that this is a debate about open borders," said Cecilia Muñoz, former director of the White House's Domestic Policy Council under President Obama.
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The plans shall also be sent to the Vice President, the Assistant to the President for Economic Policy, the Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy, and the Chair of the Council on Environmental Quality.
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Driving the dramatic action were the administration's domestic policy chief, Joe Grogan, and the acting director of the Office of Management and Budget, Russ Vought, according to three sources with direct knowledge of the decision.
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Irrespective of the actual outcomes of such a foreign policy—which, as I would argue, is really a domestic policy—Putin's state media will continue to craft an image of Russian triumph and adversarial acquiescence.
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" Cecilia Muñoz, who led President Barack Obama's domestic policy council and oversaw immigration policy for the White House, said, "It is unfortunate that their status is still temporary, and their peace of mind not complete.
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Disagreements over how to handle the fallout of the Arab Spring, particularly as the Syrian civil war has raged on, have turned into a deep chasm on almost every dimension of foreign and domestic policy.
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Year-long criminal investigations into the presidents of the United States prevent our most powerful and important public official from being able to do his job in foreign policy matters and in domestic policy matters.
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The two-hour debate included a sober discussion of pressing foreign and domestic policy challenges, including illegal immigration, reform of Social Security, free trade deals, the role of the federal government in education and Israel.
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But it's not clear they would have agreed in the long run, anyway: Trump's senior health advisers, including HHS Secretary Alex Azar and domestic policy adviser Joe Grogan, oppose direct government negotiation of drug prices.
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For Kushner, cultivating ties to Prince Mohammed began early in the administration, at the same time he was developing a wide portfolio as a senior adviser that included huge swaths of foreign and domestic policy.
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Mulvaney and Joe Grogan, the head of the White House's Domestic Policy Council, pushed back on Cipollone's concerns, believing the ruling would force Congress' hand to pass legislation repealing and replacing Obamacare, two sources said.
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He worked for Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford on domestic policy, and then served as a deputy assistant secretary of state in the Reagan administration, focusing on the intersection of military affairs and politics.
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In a remarkable bit of timing, the Senate will hold two votes this week placing GOP senators at odds with the president on foreign and domestic policy, likely forcing the first vetoes of his presidency.
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"This is the ears and eyes of [presidential] administrations — on domestic policy, environmental policy, risk assessment, and technology adoption," said David Zilberman, Chair of the University of California-Berkeley's Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics.
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He had three different teams of advisers briefing him on foreign, defense and domestic policy, with the latter led by Bruce Reed, a former chief of staff to Mr. Biden, according to a Bloomberg adviser.
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"Today the president is fulfilling his promise to promote more efficient government by reforming our civil service rules," said Andrew Bremberg, director of the White House's Domestic Policy Council, in a conference call with reporters.
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He's also a fairly prolific writer on public policy, and very much the kind of guy liberals point other liberals to for a wonky conservative take on the ins and outs of domestic policy issues.
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The memo, which was first reported by CNN on June 30 and which a former official said was prepared by the White House's domestic policy council, proposes transferring its other responsibilities elsewhere and eliminating the bureau.
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For instance, in the 255 election, he found no evidence that voters changed their minds based on candidates' views on Social Security privatization, even though that was the dominant domestic policy issue during that presidential race.
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WATTERS: Yeah, and I don&apost know -- I think he&aposs probably a little upset that his legacy has been throttled the way it has been, Dana, by Donald Trump, when you look at domestic policy.
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In turn, on domestic policy he has appointed a Cabinet full of very conventional conservative Republicans who support a conventional conservative agenda of deregulation, tax cuts, and reducing spending on health care, education, and social assistance.
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Most of the top roles are filled by men, including Trump's chief strategist and senior advisers for policy and homeland security, as well as the heads of the Domestic Policy, National Economic and National Trade councils.
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Although May will be keen to focus on domestic policy rather than Brexit, the conference will allow her to sound out support for whatever agreement she is hoping to reach with the EU. EUROPEAN COUNCIL - Oct.
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Joe Grogan, director of the White House Domestic Policy Council, said Trump was moved by patient stories on surprise bills during a meeting earlier this year to do something about increasing transparency in the medical system.
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Liberal Democrats: A major Lib Dem domestic policy is the legalization and regulation of marijuana for both recreational and medicinal purposes, with the money raised by a "cannabis tax" going toward public health, education and prevention.
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In domestic policy, at least, the makeover of conservatism he promised, with his disdain for orthodoxy, flexible view of government and professed concern for the losers of globalisation who flocked to his rallies, has not happened.
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Although May will be keen to focus on domestic policy rather than Brexit, the conference will allow her to sound out support for whatever agreement she is hoping to reach with the EU. EUROPEAN COUNCIL - Oct.
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Without the bill's passage in Congress, Democratic former President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement, the 2010 Affordable Care Act - known as Obamacare - would remain in place despite seven years of Republican promises to dismantle it.
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Following are some questions and answers about healthcare spending and health insurance coverage in the United States as Republicans try to throw out President Barack Obama's signature piece of domestic policy, the 25.6 Affordable Care Act.
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The lack of diapers for infants and toddlers can be a serious health issue for poor families, Cecilia Munoz, assistant to the president and director of the Domestic Policy Council, wrote in the White House blog.
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Arkansas and 30 other states expanded Medicaid to those earning up to 138 percent of the federal poverty level under the Affordable Care Act, former Democratic President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement commonly called Obamacare.
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Over the last year, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee has committed to a litany of domestic policy areas long championed by liberals, but she has left out details like how or when she would accomplish them.
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On PBS' Frontline, Cecilia Munoz, a top domestic policy adviser to President Obama, acknowledged that the option of family separation was raised in 2014 when the number of Central American families seeking asylum began to surge.
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"And that's what we should focus on as we conduct these investigations, which is he is making foreign policy and domestic policy decisions based on his own personal financial interests," Swalwell added later in the interview.
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From 85033-1992, he served as deputy assistant to the president for domestic policy in the George H.W. Bush White House, and from 1997-2012, he was president of the business-led Committee for Economic Development.
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At the White House, the National Security Council has a mid-level official focused on Canada and Mexico, but that official does not have authority over innumerable other areas of domestic policy impacted by those countries.
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"Presidents responding to personal communications from citizens goes back to the earliest days of the republic," said William A. Galston, a Brookings Institution scholar who served as a domestic policy adviser in Bill Clinton's White House.
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Burkhard Lischka, the SPD's domestic policy expert, said Hoecke's remarks revealed a growing radicalization of parts of the AfD and urged Germany's domestic intelligence agency (BfV) to place the nationalist wing of the party under observation.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump is moving toward choosing his domestic policy team, suggesting that the retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson could be his housing secretary and speaking at length to a Democrat, Michelle Rhee, about education.
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"The Republicans have often been faced with a dilemma that their approach in domestic policy is to support rollbacks of social programs," said Dave Hopkins, a political scientist at Boston College, in an interview last month.
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He faced strong calls for passage from Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law and senior adviser who has taken on criminal justice overhaul as a personal crusade and a way to demonstrate domestic policy expertise.
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Yet while the president remains active in foreign policy, including holding the chairmanship of the Arctic Council since May 2017, presidential power over domestic policy has ebbed steadily since the final throes of the Cold War.
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Most important, Mr. Trump should begin deferring to Congress on domestic policy and instead focus on national security and foreign affairs, where the framers wanted the presidency's structural advantages of unity, speed and energy to shine.
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The bottom line: To keep the global economy from falling into a recession, "policymakers must undo the trade barriers put in place with durable agreements, rein in geopolitical tensions, and reduce domestic policy uncertainty," Gopinath said.
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From 85033–1992, he served as Deputy Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy in the George H.W. Bush White House, and from 1997–2012, he was president of the business-led Committee for Economic Development.
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Only 51 of the 238 current House Republicans were in Congress then — meaning a significant majority of Republican House members have never been in Congress at a time when their party was making major domestic policy.
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Born in Baltimore to a postal worker and a homemaker, Mr. Rubenstein cycled in his early career between work as a lawyer and in government, including as a domestic policy adviser in the Carter White House.
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It's also drawn in top political officials like Joe Grogan, the White House Domestic Policy Council chief, who was picked for the coronavirus task force amid worries about how the outbreak would affect Trump's broader agenda.
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BANK OF ENGLAND GOVERNOR CARNEY SAYS EARLY INDICATORS, FROM FINANCIAL MARKET PRICES AND THE LIMITED NUMBER OF BUSINESS SURVEYS SINCE THE ELECTION, SUGGEST THAT THERE HAS BEEN SOME REDUCTION IN BREXIT-RELATED AND DOMESTIC POLICY UNCERTAINTIES
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The deputy national security adviser for strategy, one of the few White House aides with extensive experience in a past Republican administration, has taken on a large list of responsibilities touching on foreign and domestic policy.
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"It will be a challenge for both the government and parliament to do all this while still ensuring full scrutiny and leaving room for the government's domestic policy agenda," said Hannah White, IfG Director of Research.
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"The legislation will further fuel the narrative in Chinese domestic policy circles that the U.S. is attempting to infringe on the sovereignty of China in terms of its internal economic and political affairs," Mr. Prasad said.
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Among them are the military's part in domestic policy; the protections appropriate to noncitizens (in Lincoln's case, Native Americans); the limits of female citizenship; the meaning of free speech; and states' rights to contravene personal liberty.
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Editorial President Trump's first address to Congress checked nearly all the domestic policy boxes that dominated his public statements during the campaign and his few short weeks in the White House — jobs, immigration, taxes, medical care.
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The former domestic policy director on Mitt Romney's 2012 presidential campaign quit his job as a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute to launch a new group called American Compass that aims to reorient the right.
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Obama has said there are a series of improvements that could be made to his signature domestic policy achievement - the 2010 Affordable Care Act - if Congress and the next president, who will take office on Jan.
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In a funny way, this angry fight between two liberals who both oppose the 1996 welfare reform law shows how much the politics of welfare — and domestic policy more generally — have shifted inside the Democratic coalition.
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He set on championing the idea of moderation as a guiding philosophy in foreign and domestic policy and fought to entrench centrism in Iranian politics -- a cause to which he remained dedicated to till his last day.
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Trump on Twitter Ryan said he doesn't expect Trump to get off Twitter when he moves into the White House -- and he doesn't know how the President-elect's social media use will affect foreign and domestic policy.
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Brushes off concerns about conflicts of interest Trump's business ties -- which span 144 companies in at least 25 countries, according to recent financial disclosures -- could have untold implicit and explicit influence over foreign and domestic policy decisions.
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By elevating Verma, Pence is poised to play a direct role in what could be the biggest domestic policy battle of Trump's first year in office: the future of Obamacare -- and any Republican efforts to replace it.
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Secret Service protection will soon dissipate for Biden, and the former vice president will transition to splitting time between the University of Pennsylvania for work on foreign policy and the University of Delaware for domestic policy work.
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In a 2016 article in Harper's, Nixon's domestic policy chief John Ehrlichman was quoted admitting, in 1994, that the administration had used the heroin epidemic to "vilify" black people, although other Nixon aides have since denied this.
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Kentucky, along with 30 other states, expanded Medicaid to those earning up to 138 percent of the federal poverty level under the Affordable Care Act, former Democratic President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement commonly called Obamacare.
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LONDON, Oct 24 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson wants to move past Brexit and begin implementing his domestic policy agenda, his spokesman said on Thursday, ahead of a vote in parliament on the government's legislative programme.
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As was noted this week by many participants in a global human-rights festival, the Oslo Freedom Forum, the new American line seems to give the Saudis and their local allies a free pass over domestic policy.
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If the US makes a huge mistake and elects Donald Trump, there is a way to block him in a lot of domestic-policy decisions through the democratic process, and there is a way to fire him.
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In their minds, the reforms put into place under Barack Obama through the ACA did not go far enough, leaving a system still broken with all the political costs that come from any expansion of domestic policy.
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This is smart public policy and one that the Obama Administration supported when I served as Deputy Assistant to the President for the Office of Urban Affairs, Justice and Opportunity at the White House Domestic Policy Council.
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"It's possible to comply with the orders of an executive order by submitting a report which is a whole bunch of BS, but you've checked the box." said former White House Domestic Policy Council Director Cecilia Muñoz.
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"It's not going to be in the interest of anyone in the world ... for us to get behind the curve in the U.S. by moderating what we think is the right course of domestic policy," Quarles said.
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About three quarters of this was due to a weaker global economy and strengthening in sterling since the risk of a no-deal Brexit had diminished, but part of it reflected domestic policy including Johnson's Brexit deal.
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Timothy Shriver is Chairman of Special Olympics and the Collaborative for Academic, Social and Emotional Learning, John Bridgeland is CEO of Civic and former Director of the White House Domestic Policy Council under President George W. Bush.
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The dollar was up 0.2 percent against a basket of six major currencies, as China followed an easing in domestic policy by allowing yuan to fall, though the drop was not as sharp as some had feared.
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The common perception among public officials and foreign policy thinkers has long been that though much of Saudi Arabian domestic policy and ideology is abhorrent to the West, US and Saudi interests in the region are aligned.
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This argument, moreover, can also be attached to nearly every major domestic policy issue in the primary, from expanding access to health care to fairer taxation, from really rebuilding the nation's infrastructure to aggressively prosecuting antitrust violations.
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One fact is clear, however, and that is that the global economy is in for some rough patches, spurred on by new and disruptive technologies, threats to globalization, poor domestic policy choices and weaknesses of global management.
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Riding high in the polls, Mr. Duterte, a bullying leader with a vulgar mouth and volatile temperament, has been compared to Donald Trump and seems determined to shake up Filipino foreign policy as much as domestic policy.
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First of all on the domestic policy just with African American unemployment and historic aw you have to give him more than an F but I&aposm going to leave that behind, let&aposs leave that behind.
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After World War II, Americans enjoyed a virtuous cycle as U.S. power and defensive alliances made the world safer for commerce and a labor-centric domestic policy enabled most Americans to ride the first waves of globalization.
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The White House — specifically the president, Kelly, the White House Office of Presidential Personnel, and the director of Trump's Domestic Policy Council Andrew Bremberg — have been asking allies for names of people they'd recommend to replace Shulkin.
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And then for domestic policy there was a list of ideas that Bernie Sanders might campaign on in 2020: cheaper prescription drugs, a $1.5 trillion gusher of infrastructure spending, even a promise to pursue paid family leave.
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West, in a searing critique, argued that the "the neoliberal" Coates has been insufficiently critical of Obama's legacy, with a particular focus on Obama's foreign policy decisions and the impact of his domestic policy on black Americans.
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"I don't understand what anybody thinks we gain by taking away people's ability to work and subject them to deportation," said Cecilia Muñoz, who helped create the program as the chief domestic policy adviser to Mr. Obama.
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Fifty-one years later, its lack of prominence is a testament to King's radical ambition: to expand the scope of the civil rights movement and draw clear the inexorable ties between domestic policy and unjust aggression abroad.
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But with a growth rate in sales across all EV models of 85033 percent annually, barring geo-political or domestic policy deviations, it is likely that they will have a large, negative impact on gas station businesses.
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" It's a sentiment she has reiterated on the campaign trail over the last year as she has released one domestic policy plan after another and embraced her campaign's unofficial campaign slogan, "I have a plan for that.
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That's important given the high likelihood that the GOP keeps the Senate in the 2020 election, meaning that a potential President Sanders or Warren would have to work together with the opposition to pass domestic policy reforms.
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The healthcare legislation, which has encountered resistance from several Republicans, is the first plank of Trump's domestic policy agenda, with investors eager for him to move onto his other plans including tax cuts, infrastructure spending and deregulation.
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But Azar's fortunes shifted when Trump nominated Andrew Bremberg — a longtime Azar ally who led the White House Domestic Policy Council, the West Wing's internal policy clearinghouse — to be an ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva.
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Signs emerged on Wednesday that the White House was winning over reluctant conservatives who initially questioned the legislation on the grounds that it too closely resembled Obamacare, the signature domestic policy achievement of former President Barack Obama.
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But Verma and one of her top allies in the White House, top domestic policy aide Joe Grogan, opposed the plan at a White House meeting earlier this year because they said it would raise Medicare premiums.
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This commonly held threat assessment is a necessary prerequisite to any kind of domestic policy to meet the threat in individual states or to an alliance-wide policy to resist and even turn the tables upon Moscow.
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" Cecilia Muñoz, Mr. Obama's top domestic policy adviser, told The New York Times that the Obama administration had decided against separating children from their parents because "the morality of it was clear — that's not who we are.
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Pence was, at the time, the head of the Republican Study Committee, which was an influential right-wing factional group inside the GOP caucus that sometimes rebelled from the right against Bush's gestures at domestic policy moderation.
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" But he suspects such a decision would be informed as much by Trump's domestic policy as by his foreign policy: "Syria and Iraq are complicated because I see them as much as domestic issues as foreign policy.
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President Trump will expand on the techniques of his predecessors, especially because, unlike most of them, he has incentives to avoid inquiry into conflicts of interest between his business dealings and his conduct of foreign and domestic policy.
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Bloomington, Indiana (CNN)In a 2020 Democratic primary race dominated by expansive domestic policy proposals, South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg sought on Tuesday to lay down a marker of his own on a different front: Foreign policy.
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Replacing Kelly, a retired four-star Marine Corps general, is acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, a conservative former congressman who has sought to influence the administration's domestic policy agenda but has otherwise left Trump unfettered.
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Obama hired the second most with 42 women among 95 aides listed at the end of his term, including national security adviser Susan Rice, homeland security adviser Lisa Monaco and director of the Domestic Policy Council, Cecilia Muñoz.
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There won't necessarily be any forthcoming substantive policy document, but during the congress' proceedings there will be some sense of how Kim wants to manage domestic policy and how North Korea will conducts its relations with foreign countries.
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But Sanders will likely focus more on domestic policy like Medicare for all, and Gabbard has faced criticism for fringe views of her own, namely her doubt about whether Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad had used chemical weapons.
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It lists such major players as White House domestic policy chief Joe Grogan, who lobbied for Gilead Sciences, and Alex Azar, who left a career at Eli Lilly to serve as HHS secretary, but also lower-level staffers.
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Behind the scenes: Senior White House officials — especially within the Domestic Policy Council — have made it clear to Acosta that they're frustrated that, in their view, the Labor Department hasn't been moving quickly or aggressively enough on deregulation.
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But to further understand why Trump would withdraw, I spoke to Oren Cass, the domestic policy director for Mitt Romney's past presidential campaign and a conservative climate change policy fellow at the Manhattan Institute, a US think tank.
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Social scientists, such as Larry Bartels in "Unequal Democracy" and Jacob Hacker and Paul Pierson in "Winner-Take-All-Politics," have made a very convincing case that Republican domestic policy has continued to skew toward upper-income Americans.
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Among other issues, Azar would be charged with overseeing the Trump administration's response to the opioid epidemic, and its efforts to weaken the Affordable Care Act, former Democratic President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement, commonly called Obamacare.
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The proposals were written in a memo submitted to the White House Office of Management and Budget from the White House Domestic Policy Council as part of President Trump's March executive order pushing for ideas for Government Reorganization.
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Wall Street analysts warned that Trump's remarks about a weekend riot in Virginia were hurting Republicans' prospects for progress on domestic policy, even as lawmakers assembled in Santa Barbara to say their tax reform agenda is moving forward.
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The interior minister had to compete with Johnson's speech for the members' attention on Tuesday, but used appearances at fringe events to set out a domestic policy agenda he thinks will help the Conservatives win the next election.
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"This was more ... Trump just being Trump," said Sam Nunberg, a former Trump campaign adviser, adding he thought the nationalist versus globalist tension in the administration played itself out more on domestic policy issues such as immigration policy.
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While Republicans are trying to stay focused on their domestic policy agenda, there is little disputing that Congress has a serious issue on its hands that it may have no choice but to deal with sooner than later.
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The Justice Department and the president's Domestic Policy Council are looking into policy changes that could allow prosecutors to pursue the death penalty for drug deals, and an announcement could come within weeks, The Washington Post reported Friday.
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He is serving as the founding chair of a new institute at the University of Delaware focused on domestic policy, and he is partnering with the University of Pennsylvania to create a foreign policy institute based in Washington.
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Last week, the internet exploded with a fairly shocking allegation: President Richard Nixon began America's war on drugs to criminalize black people and hippies, according to a newly revealed 21980 quote from Nixon domestic policy adviser John Ehrlichman.
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Oren Cass, a fellow at the Manhattan Institute and domestic policy director of Republican Mitt Romney's 2012 presidential bid, said the plan for 1 percent cuts in some programs would not be enough to pay for Trump's proposals.
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