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Trump Signals Combative Next Two Years With Elevation of Stephen Miller

Trump Signals Combative Next Two Years With Elevation of Stephen Miller

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President Trump posted a “MR. VETO” portrait after Democrats seized control of Congress, underscoring that he still holds constitutional powers that could complicate the opposition’s legislative ambitions. While his veto threats may not shield him from Congressional scrutiny, the new Democratic majority is presented with an opportunity to show that the American system of checks and balances is more than an ornamental constitutional feature. In parallel, Trump elevated his loyal consigliere Stephen Miller, signalling a combative, maximalist approach to executive power as the two parties clash over policy direction.

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    The loyal consigliere is expected to take a maximalist approach to executive power with Democrats controlling Congress.

    — Hindustan Times

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The loyal consigliere is expected to take a maximalist approach to executive power with Democrats controlling Congress.

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Trump Signals Combative Next Two Years With Elevation of Stephen Miller

The loyal consigliere is expected to take a maximalist approach to executive power with Democrats controlling Congress.

The Economic Times Center-Right Bennett, Coleman & Co.

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