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Conrad Black: Trump's incomparable presidency

Conrad Black: Trump s incomparable presidency
Conrad Black
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U.S. President Donald Trump departs on travel to West Point, New York from the South Lawn at the White House in Washington, U.S., December 12, 2020.
Many readers have asked that I comment on the American political scene and President Trump, most noisily veteran Toronto Star plagiarist Bob Hepburn, who for 40 years has been intermittently snorting out of the undergrowth foaming biliously about some alleged turpitude of mine. This week I am the “Rudy Giuliani of Canada.” Giuliani was a very successful mayor of New York City, but readers of my American columns, (which Hepburn claims to be), would know that I have been very critical of his legal efforts to undo the recent U.S. presidential election. Hepburn also bucks for the DiManno Prize for unoriginality with the worm-eaten chestnut that President Trump gave my co-defendants and me a full legal pardon bec ....

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La extrema derecha y el derecho extremo

La extrema derecha y el derecho extremo
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Top 10 Fun Facts from US Presidential Inaugurations

Top 10 Fun Facts from US Presidential Inaugurations
Ah, the American transition of executive power. It’s something the US was fairly committed to from the late 1700s until… well, approximately the 21st century. But while presidential inaugurations typically haven’t involved quite as much drama as the previous one and the one about to occur, that doesn’t mean they were all smooth sailing.
Here are ten tales constituting a walk through Inauguration Day history. I do solemnly swear that you’ll enjoy them.
10 Say What? (George Washington)
In 1788, Congress scheduled the first-ever presidential inauguration for the first Wednesday in March of the following year. However, the brutal winter of 1789 made it impossible for many legislators to reach the then-capital, New York City. On April 6, they were finally able to assemble and announce an outcome never in doubt: George Washington was unanimously elected president. ....

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Cascadia Weekly: Trump's insurrection

Wednesday, January 13, 2021
Congress convened Wednesday to perform the largely ceremonial counting of Electoral College votes and to declare Joe Biden the winner of the 2020 presidential election. Donald Trump countered with a rally that he had been planning for weeks. “Big protest in DC on January 6th. Be there, will be wild!”
“Let’s have trial by combat,” Rudy Giuliani, Trump’s disgraced personal lawyer, crowed from the rally podium. “Stand up and fight!” Trump’s son Don Jr. shouted, as he threatened Congressional Republicans unwilling to support overturning Biden’s election, “We’re coming for you and we’re going to have a good time doing it.” ....

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A transfer of power like no other, at a time like no other in U.S. history

The pandemic had already upended the presidential inauguration celebrations. Then came the insurrection. ....

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