Once the Trump era is over we will initiate a season of repair. Among other things, we will reverse the pattern of his executive overreach. See my answers to the New York Times regarding executive power and its abuse. nytimes.com/interactive/2019…

Marianne Williamson - Executive Power (Published 2020)

The Times sent a survey to the 2020 candidates about their understanding of the scope and limits of the presidential authority they would wield if elected.

nytimes.com

Sep 12, 2019 · 9:05 PM UTC

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... But CLEARLY don't think the same as your extreme leftwing FOOLS. It's like about every democrat who thinks they feel offended must not like looking in the mirror in the morning
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Marianne2020.Com
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After 60 year build up of the corrupt swamp in our government, Trump is the repair we need.
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Where is @AndrewYang?!
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12 Sep 2019
.@marwilliamson: “What does it say that the conservatives are nicer to me? I’m a serious lefty but they are so — I understand why people on the right called them godless — I mean, it’s like, I didn’t think the left was as mean as the right, they are.”
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When Trump leaves office, he will hold the door open and welcome Nikki Haley to the Oval Office.
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You've got a LONG wait for the end of the Trump era, but we'll see what you've got in 2024. 🙂
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#Bravo
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Thank you for sharing this resource. I was unaware of this project by the NYTimes. I hope everyone takes the time to read your thoughts on history, legislation, and executive powers. I am deeply impressed.
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Oh you mean like Trump did with Obama? #KAG2020
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