Don’t lump Boris Johnson together with Donald Trump. The limits of law for Facebook’s legitimacy. Donald Trump, the profligate president.

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July 25, 2019

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Donald Trump, the Profligate President ([link removed] )

Neither the president nor his party has displayed any interest in reining in spending.

- “Donald Trump, the Profligate President ([link removed] ) ,” by Michael D. Tanner

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Johnson’s policy record and disposition is much closer to David Cameron-style social liberalism than to Trump or May.

- “Don’t Lump Boris Johnson Together with Donald Trump ([link removed] ) ,” by Ryan Bourne

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