Words Must Be Credible
For diplomacy to be effective, words must be credible... George W. Bush
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GAMES |
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"It’s not that [Rex Tillerson is] a weak secretary of state or a strong one—he’s in a different category. … I have a hard time thinking of one who has come in with little foreign policy experience and has less interest in surrounding himself with the people who know something about the regions and issues that he has to deal with.” June 25, 2017 | Robert Kagan, The New York Times
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BUDGET |
"We need to reach a budget agreement that equally boosts
funds for our military and key priorities here at home including the opioid
crisis, pension plans and rural infrastructure. We have to provide funding for
community health centers and CHIP, as well as relief for the millions of
Americans still reeling from natural disasters. And we must also come together
on a bipartisan deal to pass the DREAM Act along with tough border security
measures. There is a bipartisan path forward on all of these items." Joint
statement made by SENATE MINORITY LEADER CHUCK
SCHUMER (D-N.Y.) and HOUSE
MINORITY LEADER NANCY PELOSI (D-Cailf.) [Playbook
Power Briefing, December 4, 2017]
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NOTE: The news sources here vary. Not all sources have the same credibility, but in an effort to share some different perspectives, they are included here. This compendium itself cannot claim to be unbiased. Please take into consideration where these different perspectives originate in assessing their value. Thank you
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