Deep divisions and nonstop elections have destroyed any sense of common purpose or long-term thinking in the US. Earlier this month, US President Donald Trump celebrated his first year in office with a shutdown. The federal government closed for business...
Deep divisions and nonstop elections have destroyed any sense of common purpose or long-term thinking in the US. Earlier this month, US President Donald Trump celebrated his first year in office with a shutdown. The federal government closed for business at 12.01 am on January 20 and reopened on the evening of January 22 after the Senate passed a bill to fund it till February 8. Both Republicans and Democrats...
Deep divisions and nonstop elections have destroyed any sense of common purpose or long-term thinking in the US. Earlier this month, US President Donald Trump celebrated his first year in office with a shutdown. The federal government closed for business at 12.01 am on January 20 and reopened on the evening of January 22 after the Senate passed a bill to fund it till February 8. Both Republicans and Democrats...
Deep divisions and nonstop elections have destroyed any sense of common purpose or long-term thinking in the US. Earlier this month, US President Donald Trump celebrated his first year in office with a shutdown. The federal government closed for business at 12.01 am on January 20 and reopened on the evening of January 22 after the Senate passed a bill to fund it till February 8. Both Republicans and Democrats...
Deep divisions and nonstop elections have destroyed any sense of common purpose or long-term thinking in the US. Earlier this month, US President Donald Trump celebrated his first year in office with a shutdown. The federal government closed for business at 12.01 am on January 20 and reopened on the evening of January 22 after the Senate passed a bill to fund it till February 8. Both Republicans and Democrats...
Deep divisions and nonstop elections have destroyed any sense of common purpose or long-term thinking in the US. Earlier this month, US President Donald Trump celebrated his first year in office with a shutdown. The federal government closed for business at 12.01 am on January 20 and reopened on the evening of January 22 after the Senate passed a bill to fund it till February 8. Both Republicans and Democrats...
Deep divisions and nonstop elections have destroyed any sense of common purpose or long-term thinking in the US. Earlier this month, US President Donald Trump celebrated his first year in office with a shutdown. The federal government closed for business at 12.01 am on January 20 and reopened on the evening of January 22 after the Senate passed a bill to fund it till February 8. Both Republicans and Democrats...
