" To fall within the scope of the deliberative process privilege encompassed by Exemption 5, records must be both pre-decisional and deliberative, "[reflecting] the give-and-take of the consultative process.
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But the deliberative nature of these traditional processes is overstated.
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Though hugely ambitious, he is also deliberative and risk averse.
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Of the two, the deliberative process privilege is more limited.
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At its best, Congress is the world's greatest deliberative body.
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The deliberative process worked well to arrive at this strategy.
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So much for the greatest deliberative body in the world.
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They gave us the space to go through our deliberative process.
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"I want this to be a sincere deliberative process," Ryan said.
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The Founding Fathers indeed intended the Electoral College to be deliberative.
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The Senate is intended to be the deliberative body of Congress.
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It manages to be deliberative and propulsive at the same time.
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Now, Trump and Barr's less-deliberative approach is making CEOs nervous.
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Washington (CNN)Milk: It does the world's greatest deliberative body good.
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That would be largely set aside during the house's deliberative process.
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President Trump has adopted a deliberative process on amending the rules.
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More time will allow them to make a more deliberative, informed impression.
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However, one reform can act as a "gateway" to others: deliberative democracy.
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Britain may be lagging, but elsewhere deliberative democracy is becoming more commonplace.
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However, the threat of rising prices could alter the Fed's deliberative approach.
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Privileging slow or deliberative, Type 2 thinking over your intuitive, Type 1
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First, there is deliberative-process privilege governing the executive branch's decision-making.
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I consider the U.S. Senate the greatest deliberative body in the world.
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It felt deliberative, civilized, like the way human beings ought to vote.
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His capricious approach makes a mockery of our laws and deliberative process.
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Remember when we would whine about how aloof and deliberative he was?
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The Senate, by contrast, tends to be more methodical, deliberative and traditionalist.
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Trained as a scientist, he approached problems in a deliberative, logical way.
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Deliberative by necessity or by definition, I think, and deliberation takes time.
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"It would be inappropriate to discuss internal deliberative planning documents," he told TIME.
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To loosen the grip of the rent-seekers requires a more deliberative politics.
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McCain grew reflective on the role of the Senate and its deliberative nature.
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But not every problem can be approached in the same painstaking, deliberative way.
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Our Founding Fathers created the Senate to be the world's most deliberative body.
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The Framers of our Constitution meant Congress to be a great deliberative body.
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Let's reform the reforms to make the process more deliberative and less democratic.
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But the world's greatest deliberative body did what it was supposed to do.
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What you hear is a way of thinking – a deliberative way of processing.
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The filibuster has turned the most deliberative body into the most obstructionist one.
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In many cases, emotions offer quicker ways to solve problems than deliberative cognition.
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They almost certainly imagined a system in which electors would exercise deliberative judgment.
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The United States Congress is the single greatest deliberative body in the world.
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Staff memos, Simons wrote, reflect "deliberative" and "pre-decisional" views of agency employees.
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When people go into a deliberative space, all those things no longer apply.
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It is only fitting, one might say, for Congress's deliberative chamber to deliberate carefully.
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"We're going through a very deliberative process," said Kenneth Zinn, the NNU's political director.
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Trump's campaign behavior clearly demonstrates his inability to provide leadership in a deliberative democracy.
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She said most of the inspectors general's work has to do with deliberative processes.
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After all, the Senate isn't known as the world's greatest deliberative body for nothing.
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Congress should take additional time and deliberative care to get the sanctions legislation right.
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A Department of Labor spokesperson said the department does not comment on deliberative processes.
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There's a presidential deliberative privilege that some contend to all discussions with the president.
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Feelings about politics usually engage the fast, judgmental system rather than the slow, deliberative one.
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As he observes, modern admirers like to imagine ancient Athens as cool, deliberative and rational.
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One solution is to try to nudge workers toward more thoughtful and deliberative decision-making.
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At the same time, congressional investigations have to follow a deliberative process that takes time.
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Trump's first actions, as president, were unilateral decisions, not collaborative, deliberative actions debated in Congress.
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The council will be more streamlined and the decision making more deliberative, the official said.
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There are a host of privileges asserted by agencies, such as the deliberative process privileges.
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The Supreme Court ruling, however, means that the process will remain slow, deliberative and discretionary.
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But input methods that include digital must demonstrate informed and accountable deliberative methods over time.
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The FBI specifically would rely on the deliberative process privilege in making such a finding.
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But even against other legislative benchmarks, Republicans' recent tactics have sunk to new deliberative lows.
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One would have hoped that the world's greatest deliberative body would be above such spectacle.
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That includes documents related to the deliberative process, attorney work product and attorney-client communication.
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Generally speaking, my constituents, and Americans on the whole, want a deliberative process in Congress.
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All of this demonstrates the need for the Museum's leadership team to be highly deliberative.
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Mr. Wray is a veteran Washington lawyer who is known as low-key and deliberative.
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He's being careful and deliberative, even in the most ecstatic moments, which I find attractive.
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In an ostensibly deliberative democracy, relentless and reflexive accusations of bad faith are profoundly destructive.
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It was, General McMaster said, a deliberative process that would send a strong deterrent signal.
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Nowadays, agencies get evidence and comments in writing, a faster, less expensive, more deliberative process.
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Those who vote, the citizens, must rally to protect our deliberative democracy from foreign manipulation.
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Mr. Phillips said that the redactions were determined by the city's Law Department and covered only those portions of the emails containing private information, like cellphone numbers or email addresses, or "inter/intra-agency deliberative content," a category that includes "deliberative commentary" on news articles.
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And if there's a crisis, we want to believe that he is considered, calm and deliberative.
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Throughout most of the back-and-forth, Pence appeared calmer and more deliberative than his opponent.
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This follows the approval by Madrid's city council of the establishment of a permanent deliberative body.
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That would mean leaving much of the policy open at first (let those deliberative exercises work).
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McCain welcomed the administration's deliberative approach on the issue of separating the NSA from Cyber Command.
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Authentic consensus building is often slow and challenging, but ultimately essential to rebuilding deliberative policymaking capacity.
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Complete dysfunction is a bad look for anyone, particularly the so-called World's Greatest Deliberative Body.
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It pre-empts the careful deliberative process within DOJ about whether to seek the death penalty.
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She emphasized that rules must be developed as general standards through a transparent and deliberative process.
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Just as important, they could be the platforms for doing better opinion, exit and deliberative polling.
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Jimmy Carter, so painfully deliberative and earnest, set the stage for Ronald Reagan, so swaggeringly decisive.
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The deliberative McConnell chooses every public word carefully and doesn't mind if people think he's boring.
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When I went to Rockefeller, there was a more, I would say, deliberative approach to everything.
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The electoral college has not shown to be the deliberative independent body that Hamilton initially imagined.
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Some observers have argued that the House should take a slower, more deliberative approach to impeachment.
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"This is a deliberative interagency process that will be decided by the administration," Mr. Julian said.
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The Senate might have once functioned as a truly deliberative body, driven by norms of collegiality.
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The Center for Deliberative Democracy has used a process it calls deliberative polling, which brings together a statistically representative group of residents in a community to debate and deliberate policy goals over several days in hopes of reaching a consensus about how a policy should be shaped.
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"We are considering a whole range of options, we are in a deliberative process," the official said.
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"The [deliberative] privilege disappears altogether when there is any reason to believe government misconduct occurred," Wald writes.
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"Courts have recognized a 'government misconduct' exception to the deliberative process privilege in FOIA cases," Marshall said.
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In practice, however, it's been decades since meaningful deliberative work was actually transacted at a national convention.
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In order to succeed, however, these efforts must be undertaken in a thoughtful, deliberative, and responsible way.
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Procedures like these aim to fulfill Congress's obligation to be as deliberative, fair and open as possible.
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The presidential communications privilege and deliberative process privilege have related purposes: keeping executive branch decision-making private.
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What was once a fait accompli is now a deliberative process, with important decision points for founders.
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Deliberative democracy is the best way we know to figure out whose moral values society should adopt.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Thursday described the choice to strike Syria as deliberative and decisive.
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But, all told, he was true to the deliberative, center-left pragmatist that he has always been.
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A fair and expansive deliberative process is a core element of a healthy regular order legislative process.
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The key insight of the McLuhan school is that print culture is deliberative, while television is performative.
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But razing the body's deliberative culture for partisan gain serves no one well, whichever side does it.
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Justice Department officials tend to approve them only after a deliberative process at the agency's highest levels.
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But, ideally, scientists are a relatively rational bunch, and these were involved in a deliberative group activity.
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The FAA's review "must be thorough, deliberative and cannot be rushed," he and Representative Rick Larsen wrote.
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They should exercise their deliberative rights as an equal congressional member, not beholden to the lower House.
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In an administration "less steeped in the formal deliberative policy process" than most, this matters, he notes.
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"The Court is unpersuaded by DOJ's 'deliberative process' arguments," wrote McFadden, an appointee of President Donald Trump.
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Likewise, the world's greatest deliberative body will be tainted if Mr. Moore is seated in the Senate.
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In its great haste, the "world's greatest deliberative body" held no hearings or debate on tax reform.
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IARC would like to reiterate that draft versions of the Monographs are deliberative in nature and confidential.
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We've probably gone too far in the direction of transparency in a number of government deliberative processes.
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There's also this deliberative, "why can't we all get along" view of politics lurking under the surface.
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What Trump's announcement on Syria also underlines is the collapse of any kind of deliberative national security process.
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The electoral college isn't a deliberative body at all: there is no discussion, just a secret-ballot vote.
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A deliberative process helped to frame and structure last year's Irish constitutional referendum leading to abortion-law reform.
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They wanted a deliberative one and one where people could be heard and try to make a difference.
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"This was a very deliberative process," said Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who participated in the final meeting.
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Bob Menendez did the same thing -- playing the audio on the floor of the world's greatest deliberative body.
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"It would be inappropriate to discuss internal deliberative planning documents," said Captain Greg Hicks, the Navy's chief spokesman.
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At this point, the filibuster does not help the Senate in its role as the great deliberative body.
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The largest chunks of the document are blocked out because of the administration's deliberative process or attorneys' privilege.
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There's no deliberative rendering, no hesitancy in the marks, and no built-up palimpsests of reconsidered past decisions.
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The lengthy undertaking, with minimal debate about the amendments being voted on, is not the ideal deliberative experience.
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While it would end a "club" courtesy, it would actually make the Senate of a more deliberative body.
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Still, Cummings insisted he would "work very hard" to approach his chairmanship in a deliberative and bipartisan manner.
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The positive side of all that is Democrats seem more deliberative, consultative, restrained, less trigger-happy, more prudent.
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Power comes into being only if and when human beings join together for the purpose of deliberative action.
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Joining what is sometimes jokingly called "the world's most deliberative body" will be an adjustment, to say the least.
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US officials said the deliberative process was "totally normal," despite the new administration still filling key national security roles.
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Exercising the kind of self-discipline necessary to override system one reactions with deliberative, system-two choices is effortful.
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It only protects "predecisional" material that is "deliberative" in nature, like drafts of materials and policy recommendations to superiors.
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It needs to be "mediated" by new, deliberative practices that complement representative government and compensate for its waning legitimacy.
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By design, the founders gave states with small populations the same weight as big states in the deliberative body.
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"The Senate, the world's greatest deliberative body?" the minority leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, asked, railing against the Republicans.
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Kildee said he would prefer a more deliberative approach and a multilateral approach that doesn&apost fray longstanding alliances.
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Paul Nakasone, head of the NSA, on Wednesday said the agency was in a "deliberative process" over the program.
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Trusting relationships between lawmakers, the backbone of a functioning deliberative body, have become more difficult to establish and maintain.
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"The deliberative process privilege disappears altogether when there is any reason to believe government misconduct occurred," Hill's lawyers wrote.
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"They're being more deliberative than the U.S., yes, but that doesn't mean they have the secret sauce," Sabet said.
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Mitchell to admit this rather than obfuscate and act as though seeking a deliberative process is the root problem.
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It's possible that similar, more deliberative tendencies exist in women who hold executive offices like governor or, maybe, president.
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That work might involve experimentation with process of deliberative democracy, such as participatory budgeting or structured town hall conversations.
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The House would structure an investigative and deliberative process that it would explain in clear terms to the public.
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And Congress should serve as a deliberative body that ultimately reflects the will of the people through their representatives.
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He aspired to recognition as a master of the world's "greatest deliberative body," as the Senate is often described.
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Why it matters: China's authoritarian system, largely untroubled by deliberative holdups, has been pouring money into its AI sector.
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The Justice Department routinely claims such memos as privileged and covered by the deliberative process privilege and other privileges.
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His proposal likely violates existing law directing EPA to use the latest available data to inform its deliberative process.
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He's an old school pol who respects the deliberative properties senators like to talk about in their institution. 2.
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"The Senate is a deliberative body with 100 members, each of whom has a single, equal vote," she adds.
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For President Barack Obama, a tweet about a presidential proposal might mark the conclusion of a long, deliberative process.
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Obama privileged pragmatic, rational and deliberative decision-making, refusing to be sucked into the frenzied and chaotic media environment.
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"I think we need to continue to go through a deliberative process," she said, including "oversight conducted" by Congress.
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But the Senate is supposed to be our highest deliberative body, and right now, it's not deliberating, it's obstructing.
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Such a proposal would forgo the normally deliberative system that allows for public comment before a new rule is implemented.
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"Restricting information workflow this way adds friction to the deliberative process, making it more cumbersome and less responsive," he added.
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In short, many have capitalized on Hamilton's cultural popularity and invoked his vision of electors serving as a deliberative body.
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At a moment when propaganda, viral memes and lies are vanquishing public discourse, Congress' deliberative defenses are weak and vulnerable.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis wanted to be deliberative for internal reasons, but his process was short-circuited by the tweets.
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Tillerson, speaking on NBC's "Meet the Press" Sunday morning, said Trump is taking a very "deliberative approach" to the issue.
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The deliberative process is now complete, and the White House is expected to announce a long-term policy before January.
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"They make it much more difficult" by truncating a process that is designed to be slow and deliberative, Coppess said.
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In that scenario, senators are predictably confronted with a take-it-or-leave-it proposition that undermines the deliberative process.
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It is a step toward a more deliberative, responsible process — and one that Congress should take as quickly as possible.
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President Trump's deliberative approach to formulating a new Afghanistan strategy has drawn fire from every corner of the political spectrum.
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It's a deliberative body of sovereign states who have just as much right to express their will as we do.
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"They said the governor has heard about it and is taking a very deliberative and thoughtful analysis," Republican state Rep.
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The electors were meant to be a deliberative body of intelligent, well-informed men who would be immune to corruption.
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Though Republicans have generally confirmed President Donald Trump's nominees, they are taking a more deliberative approach to his Fed picks.
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One study demonstrated that the increase from 140 to 280 characters made discussion about politics more deliberative and more civil.
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In Tuesday's decision, Copperthite rejected the defendants' argument that the "deliberative process privilege" justified shielding documents sought by the ACLU.
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Monday's announcement came at the end of a deliberative process led by some of our most experienced national security leaders.
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The prosecutors "seek to turn the Illinois Supreme Court from a deliberative body into a political battleground," the statement said.
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" This came just two months after Barrasso accused Democrats of turning the Senate "into the world's most paralyzed deliberative body.
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But the alternative to the ram-it-through, top-down legislative process would be a bottom-up, deliberative, committee-based process.
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" In court papers he emphasized that "infecting the deliberative process with such racial bias violates the right to an impartial jury.
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Sitting alone at a small table facing a bank of senators who fired question after question, Comey gave short, deliberative answers.
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It's a deliberative process that weighs a lot of different factors to create policy that balances the interests of many stakeholders.
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Comments were added from the White House, which said it wouldn't discuss the deliberative process used to craft the president's agenda.
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A project called CaliforniaSpeaks tested this idea in 2007, in a large-scale structured deliberative exercise involving 3,500 people in 2007.
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Nominated by Republican President Ronald Reagan, Kennedy joined the court in 1988 and followed a deliberative, middle-of-the-road approach.
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The Senate has long styled itself as the "world's greatest deliberative body," and the House of Representatives as "the People's House".
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But while the tenor has changed dramatically, the rules that govern the world's greatest deliberative body have remained much the same.
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In fact, one of the reasons Congress is so stuck is that its own deliberative process has declined at every level.
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The legislative effort has been a muddled mess from the beginning with mostly closed-door negotiations and no meaningful deliberative process.
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A letter like this one from the Senate Ethics Committee will land with a thud in the world's greatest deliberative body.
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The arcane and deliberative rules of the Senate were designed by the Constitution's framers to force broad consensus and incremental change.
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The current veteran representation in Congress has hovered around 20% for almost a decade, a historic low for the deliberative body.
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In a statement to The Hill, a Department of Labor (DOL) spokesperson said the department does not comment on deliberative processes.
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The work that I have witnessed this week by the administration on due process and drug pricing is inclusive and deliberative.
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She was alternately tart and deliberative, contained but occasionally allowing a flash of anger to break through her carefully composed sentences.
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This new deliberative branch, in which all citizens — the "demos" — could participate, would sit alongside the executive, legislative and judicial branches.
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The Senate, designed and structured to be a more deliberative and dispassionate body than the House, would best resist these forces.
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For one, they wrote, the ban would be the result of "arbitrary and capriciously issued" tweets, not a thoughtful deliberative process.
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The Senate, plagued by limited amendment opportunities of its own, is by no means a beacon of open and deliberative process.
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"It's a pilot for what democracy could be," said Jim Fishkin, the director for Center for Deliberative Democracy at Stanford University.
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As a candidate, he tends to run more cool than hot, with a deliberative, professorial style somewhat similar to Barack Obama's.
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In his first hearings, he came across as calm and deliberative -- a cross between a Boy Scout and an altar boy.
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"We can only hope this means the UK will support human control of weapons in a meaningful and deliberative way," said Sharkey.
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Moreover, while the exemption protects deliberative material, the privilege does not apply to material that represents a final decision or action—e.g.
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Then we need to design laws and institutions and procedures that are based on the deliberative thinking, not based on our feelings.
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It will not be enough simply to claim their corrupt contracts or foreign inquiries were not as "deliberative" as those of Trump.
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I consider it my duty to model rational, deliberative, and respectful engagement in public life as best I can for my students.
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"Jim Jordan, Mark Meadows and others on the petition feel that this is a deliberative attempt to slow play us," he said.
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The Department of Education told the Times it's still "in the midst of a deliberative process," meaning the rules are not final.
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"If we seek to represent the greatest deliberative body in the world, I think this would create more deliberation," Daines said Monday.
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We have a deliberative process to examine facts, and a policy to support the pursuit of additional information to make such determinations.
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"Clearly, it's a deliberative process and the President is a guy who likes to ... entertain a lot of different ideas," said Sasse.
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"The board will continue to consider in a deliberative way how best to maximize CSX's performance over the long term," Kelly said.
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People close to him have said a major part of his deliberative process is how a decision will play on cable news.
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The Air Force was even more vague, promising a "thorough, deliberative and inclusive process" in the months, or more likely years, ahead.
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He doesn't say 'This is what we're going to do' He's very deliberative in that way -- he's seeking information; he's seeking input.
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"The practical effect of the Hy-Brand deliberative process was a 'do-over' for the Browning-Ferris parties," the inspector general stated.
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"Our duties to discharge that office [of senator] are to be fair, to be impartial, to be deliberative, not political," Jones said.
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And after they do, I pray for a return of the US Senate to its glory as the world's most deliberative body.
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Phil Gramm (R-Texas) laying out a bipartisan framework establishing procedures for the fair, deliberative and dignified conduct of the impeachment trial.
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It's a combustible combination: a staff searching for defined roles and a more deliberative policy process and a president who likes to freelance.
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Executive privilege is generally divided into two main types (though others have been asserted): 1) presidential communications privilege and 2) deliberative process privilege.
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DOJ cited the attorney-client, deliberative process, and presidential communications privileges to justify the withholding of vast swaths of information from the emails.
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What received less attention by the media, was the deliberative and cross-functional approach we brought to preparing for and solving these challenges.
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The difference between that attitude and the outcome of deliberative research suggest experimentation in democratic institutions is needed, he said in an email.
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In Canada, nearly one in 60 citizens have now received invitations to take part in the myriad deliberative assemblies organised in several cities.
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After all, the Senate's 60-vote filibuster rule was regarded as one of the most sacred elements of the world's greatest deliberative body.
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Barack Obama was deliberative where Bush was reactive, cerebral where Bush was not, dovish where Bush was hawkish, liberal where Bush was conservative.
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After the deliberative process the founders envisioned has run its course, the government will be funded in a drama-free and responsible manner.
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More deliberative polling suggests that when voters engage with the pros and cons of electoral reform, they become much more supportive of it.
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Gregg is director of the McConnell Center at the University of Louisville and author of The Presidential Republic: Executive Representation and Deliberative Democracy.
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In advance of the interview, the parties should agree on the areas of questioning covered by executive privilege and/or deliberative process privilege.
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Yellen's economic report to Congress, the first part of which she delivered Wednesday, displays the deliberative effort required in setting interest rate policy.
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President Obama could be deliberative, reticent and cautious to a fault, which spurred an appetite for a more impulsive, visceral, hurly-burly successor.
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We must nurture the citizen-driven core of this new deliberative branch at the local level, with an overhaul of our education systems.
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The chamber thinks it is the world's greatest deliberative body, so there'll be none of the tomfoolery seen during the House impeachment process.
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Brenda Lawrence said Ocasio-Cortez and other new members who came in as activists are learning how to operate in a deliberative body.
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The great promise of a well-designed deliberative process may not always be better policy, but its potential to change the participants themselves.
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Further, the Nixon case suggested that deliberative process privilege is less strong than presidential privilege and can more easily be outweighed by other concerns.
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So everybody can be the adult at the table and engage in a thoughtful, deliberative way that is respectful of other people&aposs viewpoints.
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In the same fashion, many political analysts at that time were predicting an end of representative democracy caused by deliberative democracy through the internet.
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The ambassadors of Britain, France, Mexico and Spain attended a meeting of the legislature, showing which deliberative body they regard as the legitimate one.
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Executives whose companies have adopted this transparency and accountability have told us these actions also help bring thoughtful and deliberative review to political spending.
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It shows a large number of very deliberative points of contact with officials connected to the Russian government who were interfering in the election.
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Of course, today that won't happen; too many public officials subordinate merit — as well as duty to a hypothetically deliberative Congress — to party loyalty.
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Third, democracies need "deliberative polls" that put complex policy questions to representative groups of voters who are given time to evaluate the possible solutions.
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They'll also gain insight into whether the Senate lives up to Gorsuch's characterization of it Tuesday as the "greatest deliberative body in the world."
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Now, on the verge of victory, McConnell and the Republicans have dispensed with any fiction that the Supreme Court is an impartial deliberative body.
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After a particularly heated exchange over whether Bolton should testify, Roberts admonished both parties to remember they were addressing the world's greatest deliberative body.
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CNBC reported Friday that the White House had begun a deliberative process to evaluate what, if any, restrictions on Chinese investment it might pursue.
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A multilateral deal had been followed by surprise unilateral action that appeared unconnected from any deliberative process involving those who negotiated the original deal.
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Republicans say the partisan tone of the launch of the House impeachment effort undercuts the argument for a prolonged deliberative process in the Senate.
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Supporters of the filibuster say it is essential to make the Senate act as a more deliberative, bipartisan counterweight to the House of Representatives.
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In contrast, SOTU speeches to Congress and the nation are far more somber and deliberative events, even if they are punctuated by emotional appeals.
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Orrin Hatch, the longest-serving Republican member of the world's greatest deliberative body, announced he was retiring -- despite pleas from Trump to run again.
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His later, deliberative approach didn't arise from an aversion to spontaneous experimentation; it was a reengagement with the world rather than a retreat from it.
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I suspect a deliberative forum before the Brexit vote would have identified the need to have a second process at the end of the negotiation.
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In all, Obama has taken 554,590,000 acres of land and sea out of use for private citizens and out of the deliberative processes of government.
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"Certain other aspects of the secretary's calendars are not released publicly, including internal deliberative communications and national-security meetings or calls," the Treasury spokesperson added.
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Trump has taken an uncharacteristically deliberative approach to the cybersecurity executive order, according to one source, even using Rudy Giuliani to solicit opinions from industry.
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Subjecting all of these deliberative documents to public scrutiny would chill communications between future presidents and their staff, which could be disastrous for the country.
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"As we respond to press inquiries, EPA staff should respect our internal deliberative processes and strive for accuracy and integrity in our communications," he said.
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A few years later America's founders created a democracy structured to take private factional competition and, through checks and balances, turn it into deliberative democracy.
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It allows for the deliberative resolution of disputes that courts view as enhancing the legitimacy of their judicial work in the eyes of the public.
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But it seems to me that the public will very soon see that the court is operating in a collegial, deliberative, thoughtful and inspiring way.
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Charles Sumner was brutally beaten unconscious on the Senate floor, the world's greatest deliberative body, because he had the courage to speak out against slavery.
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There is privilege that can be asserted over the "deliberative process," whereby agencies withhold information that would reveal internal deliberations on a policy or action.
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What I'm hearing: There wasn't one single deliberative meeting in which senior officials sat down to debate the pros and cons of this historic threat.
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It can be deliberative to the point of plodding, and several people said that it had produced a high level of frustration among top officials.
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"Since it is the more deliberative body, it has the time ... and staff and resources to take a longer view on major change," Eaglen said.
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In one, governed by the rule of open debate, the process is slow, deliberative and easy to disrupt, and passing legislation generally requires 212 votes.
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The world's greatest deliberative body reduced to adolescent point-scoring over whether or not the President of the United States should be removed from office.
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But the result was a general sense of relief — turmoil in the world has winnowed out some of the dabblers, and purchases are more deliberative.
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"Some White House staffers believe the leak was a deliberative attempt to embarrass the president ... as if he needs any help with that," he said.
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The rules are already on the books in both houses and their committees to enable the return to a more deliberative and results-driven process.
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In refusing Nadler's potential subpoena, Barr could cite the Office of Legal Counsel rules protecting communications that are related to litigation or to internal deliberative matters.
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That's why I know it isn't something you can pray away or think away or effectively corral without deliberative, purposeful action that must become second nature.
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Lew said FSOC takes "a deliberative and data-driven approach, relying on a careful analysis of available information, including intensive engagement with each company" it designates.
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Lawmakers close to the pending overhaul described it as a lengthy and deliberative process, aimed to minimizing disruptions for Americans as the nation's healthcare system changes.
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But given how deliberative the company usually is and how tentative Cook's statement today was, I wouldn't bet on anything happening in the very near future.
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Good public policy, whether tax rates or protecting the environment, is best made in the deliberative process that is the very core of our constitutional system.
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The world's greatest deliberative body, as the Senate is often called, should inspire its members to be free agents, not to be bound by party discipline.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has led Apple's defense and has stated that encryption is an issue that should be resolved through a deliberative process in Congress.
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On February 26, Iranian voters will elect new members to both its Parliament and the Assembly of Experts -- a deliberative body made up of 88 theologians.
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" According to Dowd, "President Obama could be deliberative, reticent and cautious to a fault, which spurred an appetite for a more impulsive, visceral, hurly-burly successor.
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The fact that no one is happy highlights that these issues involve complex tradeoffs best juggled though an open and deliberative process, rather than in secret.
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Pai says he hopes releasing proposal text will "aid the deliberative process" at the agency and allow commissioners to clarify their thinking on an item earlier.
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Invasions of personal information, also protected by the Privacy Act, are exempt from release, as are records reflecting the agency's "deliberative processes," or internal personnel matters.
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It's probably not an accident that it takes a glimpse of our own mortality to turn us into our most deliberative, mature selves on this medium.
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Now they are making a mockery of what is meant to be a careful and deliberative process by playing three-card monte with the American people.
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The considered, deliberative process to assess grid resilience he's kicked off is not going to conclude that big piles of coal are key to national security.
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What is supposed to be protected, Sanger says, is not only the resolution a person comes to but the deliberative path she takes to get there.
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Given the report shown during the last debate over witnesses, I somehow doubt that the members of the world's greatest deliberative body, will be laser focused.
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The core purpose of executive privilege is to protect presidential communications to not only safeguard national security secrets but the deliberative process of the White House.
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"Extended debate and protection of the minority's rights are fundamental features of the United States Senate that make it the world's greatest deliberative body," they said.
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Rather, they manifest a kind of fluidity within stasis, in which factors such as surface irregularities and hand pressure take the place of a deliberative compositional strategy.
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"As a matter of policy, we do not comment on or confirm the potential existence of pre-decisional, deliberative documents," DHS acting press secretary Gillian Christensen said.
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The story of HanAssholeSolo's apology was moving quickly on Tuesday, however, which meant that the process was not as a deliberative as it might have otherwise been.
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In 2140, after a deliberative, country-wide, multi-stakeholder process (so Danish), the country implemented a new Energy Agreement, which among other things established some stringent targets.
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They intended a truly deliberative system based in the states where, to quote Alexander Hamilton, "some fit person" would be chosen for the office of Chief Executive.
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"My conscious directed me to a different candidate after a long and deliberative process, and this is a consequence of that decision," he said at the time.
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This nihilistic form of partisanship impairs Congresses' capacity to serve as the great deliberative, problem-solving body that the Framers of our Constitution meant it to be.
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To get tax reform right, Republicans need to stick to the hard-fought consensus represented by their "United Framework," and be deliberative and thoughtful throughout the process.
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But if Moore doesn't step aside, the Senate may try to make him the first member since the Civil War to be expelled from the deliberative body.
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And if this does happen, CNN's Chris Cillizza says, the Senate would be less like the world's greatest deliberative body and more like, well, the House. 2.
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Those complaints resonated with critics who have faulted Mr. de Blasio for his deliberative style, including when he managed Hillary Clinton's campaign for the Senate in 2000.
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What it will take is a concerted public outcry and demand that "the world's greatest deliberative body" get back to real deliberation and stop playing partisan games.
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The result is a non-deliberative process where almost all votes are partisan votes, cast with an eye to the partisan brand ahead of the next election.
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An important caveat: Researchers note that women typically face more gendered skepticism when running for executive office than they do when running for deliberative bodies like Congress.
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On that night and on subsequent occasions when we shared drinks or conversation, he was quick with a laugh, bubbly, the spontaneous yin to Pete's deliberative yang.
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The "world's greatest deliberative body" — as senators often refer to their employer — has been in session for only 147 of those 209 days (or just 70 percent).
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"We're looking at 'Midnight Mitch' and the so-called world's greatest deliberative body really embracing a cover-up that is there for all to see," Bernstein said.
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The already slow and deliberative U.S. refugee resettlement process now appears headed toward a long, immovable backlog that will prolong refugees' misery and their exposure to harm.
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The BlackRock Solutions analyses from 2008 are among thousands of documents the government has asserted are covered by privileges associated with the deliberative process and bank examinations.
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In fact, the well-considered Cures deliberative process can be used as a case study of how to move bureaucratic action by coalescing public and Congressional will.
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The deliberative, sometimes tedious process lets members of the Judiciary Committee propose changes to the articles of impeachment before voting to recommend them to the full House.
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Indeed, some common law based privileges like the deliberative process privilege (as opposed to the constitutionally-based executive privilege) have been raised to seek advice before answering.
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With every passing day, the men and women who comprise the world's greatest deliberative body are continuing to deliberate while the body count of our citizenry soars.
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The yearlong process was "deliberative and thoughtful, involved significant amounts of research and education, and in the end resulted in a policy that all services supported," she said.
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Pressured by liberals to move more quickly, Neal was instead deliberative, saying publicly that he wouldn't rush a process that was likely to end up in the courts.
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Man, it's almost as if the judicial branch was designed to be slow so that a deliberative body could be a rationally minded check on the executive's powers.
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Our founders envisioned the Senate as the more deliberative, careful body that operates at a greater distance than the other body from the public passions of the hour.
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Rulemaking typically is a lengthy and deliberative process and one can hope the SEC listens to and addresses the concerns of the investors it is charged with protecting.
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They seek to "prefigure", or embody, a different sort of society by creating their own deliberative structures: from assemblies and single-issue campaigns to occupations and co-operatives.
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In a statement to The Hill, office spokesman Coalter Baker said OMB historically does not comment on the deliberative process, but is making an exception in this case.
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But unfortunately for the Senate and its alleged status as the world's greatest deliberative body, a considerable amount of the demeaning disruption has been carried out by senators.
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Rulemaking typically is a lengthy and deliberative process and one can hope the SEC listens to and addresses the concerns of the investors it is charged with protecting.
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He carries on his conversation with one unnamed person (likely on the phone), as well as with his lawyer Michael Cohen, in a relatively controlled and deliberative voice.
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How about a Republican of pedigree and stature enough to replace Orrin Hatch, 83, the most senior Republican in the most august deliberative body in all the land?
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If the CFPB's single-director structure is the problem, Warren and others who designed it have only themselves to blame for not adopting a more deliberative bipartisan commission.
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Regardless of who is in the Oval Office, the process is not designed to be the careful, deliberative one you would want for the biggest decision in history.
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In what used to be called the greatest deliberative body in the world, were Democrats doing any serious reflection at all on the results of the recent election?
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Male rivals struggle to position themselves against Ms. Merkel, whose unexcitable and deliberative style has made the fist-banging swagger of her predecessors a parody of the past.
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Charity experts say that among the steps people can take to ensure their generosity reaches its desired home is to make sure their giving is a deliberative process.
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The House's lawyers argue that the deliberations are a legislative act protected by the clause, and that the clause also protects Congress's deliberative processes with respect to impeachment.
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I think there is in the Senate in particular a vestige of the kind of older tradition that it's the world's greatest deliberative body, but it's been awhile.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) said in his dramatic return to the Senate this summer, the Senate has rarely lived up to its reputation as the world's greatest deliberative body.
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It would make immediate compromise on this healthcare legislation all the more palatable to these senators and their colleagues if they knew that future conditions favored deliberative lawmaking.
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In that moment, I was struck by how big a hole -- from a legislative and leadership perspective -- the passing of McCain leaves in the world's greatest deliberative body.
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Due to an absence of case law around the Deliberative Process Privilege, the FCC only really needs to claim that it "reasonably foresees that disclosure would harm" the agency.
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"Attorney Daniel Novack, who represents Collier pro bono in his case against the FCC, is arguing that these documents can no longer be legitimately withheld citing that "deliberative process.
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"From here, Russian diplomacy will be cautious, deliberative – looking for deals and give-and-take – while of course standing firmly on their red lines, such as Crimea," he added.
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The Senate was intended to be a slower, more deliberative body than the House, and getting rid of the filibuster would reduce Republican leverage should Democrats reclaim the chamber.
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In the court filing, Walsh said these documents in particular are being shielded under the presidential communications privilege, which aims to protect the deliberative process within the executive branch.
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There are a host of privileges that can apply to FBI material, such as deliberative process privileges, as well as confidentiality protections that can be invoked by the government.
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The very firing of Comey, done impulsively and without sufficient preparation with his White House staff, was the work of an angry president lashing out, not a deliberative leader.
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"It should be remembered, though, that the very process by which a 'draft' evolves into a 'final' document can itself constitute a deliberative process warranting protection," the guidance says.
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"Given these troubling findings, we request that you produce all documents withheld for attorney-client or deliberative process privileges, with the privileged portions redacted," they said in the letter.
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A State Department spokesperson said the agency does not comment on "leaked, alleged documents or internal deliberative material," but the agency did not deny the existence of the documents.
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The concentration of executive power in Puerto Rico restrains deliberative politics, and throws off kilter the balance needed between accountability and political power in the context of a democracy.
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Moreover, the internet typically rewards speed over all else, a quality at odds with deliberative thought — and our appetite for velocity is only increasing as data transfer rates improve.
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"Disclosure of this material would chill the deliberative process and inhibit the frank and open discussions between government employees that are necessary for agency decision-making," the agency said.
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OMB spokesperson Coalter Baker said the in an email the office historically does not comment on the deliberative process as well, but is making an exception in this case.
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Despite its memos and statements about its super-careful deliberative process, the Obama administration still regularly kills people without even being completely sure who it is they're actually killing.
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It is a far cry from the Senate's storied image as the world's greatest deliberative body with full-throated give-and-take and rousing speeches that win over opponents.
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But officials said his new action was the result of a deliberative, rigorous examination of security risks that was designed to avoid the chaotic rollout of his first ban.
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But Obama's deliberative nature led, more often than not, to the right answers — or, at the very least, to positions that did not make an explosive world more dangerous.
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The Senate was known as 'the world's greatest deliberative body,' a place where collegiality and compromise held sway and issues could be discussed rationally and agreements could be reached.
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Trump insisted in his remarks Wednesday from the Roosevelt Room that the U.S. had been deliberative and had consulted with all the necessary parties, including its close neighbor Canada.
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Before the Senate can deliver a verdict on whether to oust Trump from office, the "world's greatest deliberative body" must first set ground rules on the president's impeachment trial.
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Transitioning is a slow, deliberative process for minors, and only adolescents who are insistent, persistent, and consistent in their gender identity over long periods are recommended for medical intervention.
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I consider the United States Senate the greatest deliberative body in the world, and I respect the important role the Constitution affords it in the confirmation of our judges.
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And they're not going to "pre-judge" Moore at all because, well, he'll just be one of 100 senators and they're all equal in the World's Greatest Deliberative Body.
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It would be unfortunate if the current wave of panic over Russian interference ended in fiercer excoriation of American "deplorability," without generating more productive ideas for reinvigorating deliberative democracy.
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Objections to this approach abound, with most arguing it is anti-deliberative and lamenting the lack of public bill drafting sessions and committee hearings featuring expert testimony about the bill.
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Hearings and briefings, for example, should feature new methods of collaborative input, distance-participation, visual data that forecasts and explains outcomes and opportunities to integrate data throughout the deliberative process.
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But Mr. Gilmour's gruffly troubled voice and his deliberative, dramatic guitar solos equally defined the sound of the band, and Mr. Gilmour also collaborated with Mr. Waters on some songwriting.
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"The power of Congress to censure is an obvious corollary of the legislatures inherent power as a deliberative body to speak its mind," Pelosi said at the time. Former-Rep.
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But with Republicans' best-case scenario looking like 53 seats, Democrats can now make a plausible case that they can retake the world's greatest deliberative body as soon as 2020.
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The most obvious risk is that we are crowded out of our own deliberative processes by systems that are too fast and too ubiquitous for us to keep up with.
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It remains to be seen if in her case normative habits and deliberative practice can prevail over nasty right-wing subcultures that are amplified by technology, social media and weapons.
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The concept was used by the Citizens' Assembly in Ireland from 2016 to 2018, a riveting exercise in deliberative democracy that produced breakthroughs on seemingly intractable issues such as abortion.
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" The White House declined to officially comment to CNN on the matter, with an official adding that they "cannot comment on alleged classified deliberative documents allegedly provided to the President.
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In another recent lawsuit related to access to Ukraine documents, OMB withheld all 20 emails The New York Times had requested, citing the need to protect deliberative and presidential communications.
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People are a little more deliberative about the process than simply deciding we have an empty space on the wall for a deer head and we need to mount one.
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"We now can see how deliberative it is, that we have seen now a really shameful episode in our history that is going to read down for many, many years."
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In those days the Senate really could legitimately lay claim to the "greatest deliberative body" badge it proudly wore, and it did so not at the expense of ideological differentiation.
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"Why would we want the world's greatest deliberative body, the Senate, when people turn on C-SPAN and look and see it and see that we're doing nothing?" he said.
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But what used to be a quiet, deliberative review of scientific evidence by experts has become a battlefield where special interests and the food industry lobby to push their agendas.
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"Rulemaking typically is a lengthy and deliberative process and one can hope the SEC listens to and addresses the concerns of the investors it is charged with protecting," Retelny said.
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By design, the Senate is the deliberative branch, but it can't possibly have spent nearly two decades on this paper beta test without realizing the digital equivalent is more efficient.
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Further, at least 98 U.S. senators from the other 49 states would likely take a dim view of four more senators joining their deliberative body and thus diluting their own power.
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"And here we have those two principles clashing," Evers said, "and they are asserting a very robust view of the Deliberative Process Privilege in a way that, well, they probably shouldn't."
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It only applies to documents and discussions when a decision was being made, while presidential privilege can protect "final and post-decisional materials as well as pre-deliberative ones," per Wald.
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Writing for a three-judge panel, Circuit Judge Kathleen O'Malley said eight of the documents could be withheld on the basis of either presidential privilege, or privilege of the deliberative process.
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Yes, but: It's not clear if the data captured from Tesla's consumer fleet is better at training its AV system than data collected through more deliberative testing processes by other companies.
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That is why we are taking a deliberative approach, making sure we get the safety advancements we know work to market, while also making sure that new automated technology is safe.
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In all of these cases, we had a deliberative process that spanned months -- and in some cases, years -- to collect proper evidence, interview key witnesses and see where the facts led.
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Perhaps it would be in the long-term interest of consumer protection to restructure the CFPB as a bipartisan, multimember commission that is less controversial and more transparent, deliberative, and centered.
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The past three presidents have abused the intent of the act in order to burnish their own legacies and have short-circuited the deliberative structures of constitutional government in the process.
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Judge Jackson reviewed the documents in-camera and rejected the government's contention that the records had been properly withheld under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) B(5) "deliberative process" exemption.
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Washington (CNN)Roy Moore's victory in the Alabama Republican Senate runoff on Tuesday makes it very likely that he will be joining the world's greatest deliberative body sometime in early 2018.
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Tillerson said Trump has approached the decision of whether to stay in the Iran nuclear deal in the "right way," and has been "very deliberative," listening to a variety of viewpoints.
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What was once the greatest deliberative body in the world put on a performance that would have been given an epic fail in any high school debate class in the country.
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These statements should be seen and used as an opportunity for us to insist on further, deliberative dialogue — dialogue that goes beyond sound bite proclamations mapping out a partisan political position.
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Clinton: Clinton, who revels in her reputation as a deliberative problem-solver, laid out a three-point plan (<-- Clinton campaign in a nutshell) to address the terrorist threat during a speech.
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Background reading: • Officials said President Trump's new action was the result of a deliberative, rigorous examination of security risks that was designed to avoid the chaotic rollout of his first order.
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Mattis saw in Tillerson a temperamental and ideological ally, a deliberative man whose experience at Exxon trained him to value international relationships but not the glad-handing that often accompanies diplomacy.
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Warner became a member of the institution known as the world's greatest deliberative body in January 22016—and quickly discovered that he hated almost every single minute of being a senator.
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They have said many times that they are using a more deliberative process for 2020 and are not likely to endorse until the field shrinks and a winner is more clear.
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Populist rhetoric on both ends of the political spectrum has rendered our deliberative legislative process moribund, and the pendulum may be stuck at one extreme or another for the foreseeable future.
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The official refused to comment on what they called "the deliberative process" that led to the decision, but pointed out that Trump has long expressed support for ending U.S. engagement in Syria.
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"Some big deliberative body like the Congress isn't going to be involved in the fast-moving crisis and for the courts to get involved, it's going to be too late," Banks said.
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"Here's the thing, as long as the Federal Reserve stays data driven and deliberative when it comes to raising rates, I bet the utilities will be able to bounce back," Cramer said.
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Rubio initially said he didn't want to run for re-election to the Senate, and his dislike for the deliberative body became well known over the course of his unsuccessful presidential campaign.
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Senate Republicans have started work that they deserve a chance to finish, but more important, they have proven they are worthy of being trusted with control of the world's greatest deliberative body.
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Leaving "would create a vacuum for terrorists, including ISIS and al Qaeda," Trump said, as he described an extended deliberative process with his national security staff about how to proceed in Afghanistan.
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And in relation to the DOJ's deliberative process privilege, the reasons listed for withholding information could apply to discussion about Comey being fired, but not much else brought up in the hearing.
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"Mitch McConnell has, as much as anyone, done great damage to the United States Senate as an institution that was once known as the world's greatest deliberative body," said Schmidt on MSNBC.
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Once we realized that, we became more deliberative about the process, so while we weren't officially scheduling the one-on-one time, we were watching to make sure every child had it.
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Mr. Putin suggested shifting some powers from the president to the prime minister and Parliament, while creating a new deliberative chamber called the State Council, with still unclear duties, among other changes.
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However, we should put in place a system of constraints to ensure that a preventive or pre-emptive nuclear strike by the United States must be evaluated through a careful, deliberative process.
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Any such effort should be thoughtful and deliberative, however, which means that there is an opportunity for industry participants to develop standards that could inform policy discussions and benefit retail market participants.
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On almost every single concern, Congress — whether it's the misnamed People's House, or the Senate, laughably mischaracterized as the world's greatest deliberative body — is going against what most of the country wants.
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Fairfax was far more public, shuttling in and out of the Virginia state Capitol to oversee the state Senate during one of the busiest times of the year for the deliberative body.
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It withheld more than 11,000 documents from plaintiffs relating to the profit decision, arguing that the material was subject to various claims of privilege, including those covering deliberative process and presidential communication.
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The horrors of the ISIS genocide continue, and the most deliberative body in the world is standing in the way of fixing a major problem in our government's response to that tragedy.
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Before the WTO established a rigid dispute process, trade was governed by the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, which resolved trade disputes through diplomatic muscle rather than a deliberative, legal manner.
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But if Europe immediately responds with its own tariffs, that would itself violate the organization's rules, which require the filing of a formal case and a deliberative process requiring months to adjudicate.
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As important as leadership is in coordinating policy and mediating issues, policy development at this level has diminished the deliberative process of the committees and takes away opportunities for members to contribute.
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Jeff Flake of Arizona has been the most outspoken of the undecided GOP senators, telling McConnell and others that he'd vote against Kavanaugh in the Judiciary Committee without a more deliberative process.
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At least three of seven documents at issue are drafts of plans and may be shielded from discovery by deliberative process privilege, the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA) said in court papers.
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The group also claims that the administration rushed the regulatory process to institute sweeping changes without going through the normally deliberative system that allows for public comment before a new rule is implemented.
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Pelosi's own caution toward impeachment in the past has now become part of her pitch to the American public: that Democrats' slow inch toward a formal proceeding was part of a deliberative process.
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Deliberative processes, which generally last two or three days, have been successfully employed on a range of local, national and international issues, from energy policy in Texas to public spending priorities in Ulaanbaatar.
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He has zero interest in running for the US Senate and couldn't get elected to one of those seats even if he did want to wind up in the world's greatest deliberative body.
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The expected rule change, amid deepening partisanship in a chamber known as "the world's greatest deliberative body," is raising questions over whether there could be a future move to prohibit "filibusters" on legislation.
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A State Department spokesperson told CNN that the agency doesn't comment on "leaked, alleged documents or internal deliberative material" but the network noted that the department did not deny that the documents existed.
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The rapid-fire (some might say knee-jerk) nature of a Twitter message by the person at the helm of the executive branch that includes the Justice Department, could undermine that deliberative process.
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Congress responded by enacting what is still known as Title III, the federal wiretap statute which nearly 28503 years later stands as a testament to the open, deliberative approach to complex privacy issues.
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"I understand the deliberative process argument, but let me be clear, what you are hearing from everybody up here is that we have children who are getting hooked on these products," she said.
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But those internal documents were unlikely to be included in the case file, the lawyers and scholars said, because the deliberative process in matters like this is generally thought of as privileged material.
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The government has withheld 12,000 documents, including emails, memorandums and reports, asserting that they were protected by privilege of three types: privilege of the deliberative process, of bank examination and of presidential communications.
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But Mr. Graham still held out the hope that the repeal proposal would pass — just later, after Republicans tackle taxes, and when Republicans can consider the repeal plan in a more deliberative fashion.
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"When it came to delivering deliberative, authoritative, and sometimes the most sensitive information to Congress, the relationship between the DNI and the House and Senate Intelligence committees was really, really critical," Gompert said.
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While the Act's changes promoted some fiscal responsibility in the years immediately following its passage, the deliberative process imagined by its authors has come to fruition only four times since it became law.
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"I think it is appropriate for me to admonish both the house managers and the president's counsel in equal terms to remember that they are addressing the world's greatest deliberative body," Roberts said.
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But prior impeachment precedents, combined with an implicit public demand for political and procedural fairness, dictates a measured and deliberative approach in the House before throwing everything into the lap of the Senate.
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Volumes have been written about rules for fair voting and practices to enhance deliberative engagement; they just need to be implemented to empower citizens to take part on a fair and informed basis.
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Then people went into this deliberative Citizens' Assembly and after looking at the objective facts about what happens to women who are forced not to have abortions, they came out with transformed attitudes.
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Not only was the book's argument compelling on its own merits, but there was also something fundamentally reassuring about the idea that policy-savvy elites were picking nominees through a rational deliberative process.
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For many Democrats, Pelosi's urging of her caucus to take a deliberative approach became harder Tuesday when members of the House Judiciary Committee gaveled in to yet another hearing with an empty witness chair.
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In the more than 83,300 emails released to American Oversight last month, the FCC redacted every internal conversation about the 2017 incident between FCC employees, citing either attorney-client communications or deliberative process privilege.
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The House stated in the settlement that it, too, still disagrees with the prior court's orders, "including its conclusion that the deliberative process privileged may be asserted against Congress," the signed settlement agreement said.
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It's that Republicans are in danger of losing their Senate majority next November that could lead to some unforeseen developments when it comes to how the world's greatest deliberative body handles an impeachment case.
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"The process followed by DHS in deciding to delay the effective date of the rule was the polar opposite of the careful, deliberative process DHS used to formulate the rule itself," the lawsuit argued.
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Nearly every member of the world's greatest deliberative body piling onto buses to take the mile-long ride to the White House on Wednesday afternoon was the definition of a made-for-TV moment.
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"It's the man of action versus the world's most deliberative body — the United States Senate — where everything is going to get slowed down," John Feehery, a columnist for The Hill, said in an interview.
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In comments published by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) on Monday, the House members urged commissioners to help the electric grid's reliability and resilience in a more deliberative way than under Perry's proposal.
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First calling for a system that delivered "quick justice" and "strong justice," because what "we have right now is a joke and it's a laughingstock," he suggested more deliberative measures might've been to blame.
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Their legislation does not do what they say it does, and it does not do what voters want it to do, and so a normal, deliberative process that exposed those facts would be lethal.
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Here was the world's greatest deliberative body voting to kill carbon-cutting requirements for the federal government - on the eve of Earth Day and the signing of the COP 28500 climate treaty in Paris.
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"It is appropriate at this point for me to admonish both the House managers and the president's counsel in equal terms to remember that they are addressing the world's greatest deliberative body," Roberts said.
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Mr. Spicer described a deliberative process in which a new president took his time deciding what to do with Mr. Flynn, a retired three-star general who played a major role in his campaign.
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"The process followed by DHS in deciding to delay the effective date of the rule was the polar opposite of the careful, deliberative process DHS used to formulate the rule itself," the suit argued.
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Dina Titus (D-Nev.), who chairs the subcommittee with jurisdiction, say the agency has failed to provide certain financial documents and made false claims of attorney client and deliberative process privileges for legal records.
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" However, the embassy added that Sloan's "proposed last-minute inclusion in the program ... did not follow the same deliberative process of joint decision-making and agreement that we followed when recruiting all other speakers.
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The legislation will also limit the government's withholding of documents related to the deliberative process — an exemption that is widely used and some say abused — if the records are more than 25 years old.
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Eric Pelofsky, a senior official under President Barack Obama, questioned Mr. Trump and his aides' approving the raid over dinner, rather than through the more deliberative process used in previous Democratic and Republican administrations.
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It might include real town meetings or deliberative exercises — perhaps congressional Democrats should have tried that process while developing the Affordable Care Act, to involve more citizens in the process and the difficult choices involved.
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The group also claims that the administration avoided the regulatory process to institute sweeping changes and did not go through the normally deliberative system that allows for public comment before a new rule is implemented.
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The group also argued that the administration avoided the regulatory process to institute sweeping changes and did not go through the normally deliberative system that allows for public comment before a new rule is implemented.
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But in that deliberative phase, when we're trying to determine what we should do, whether we should engage country X or start a conflict, I think military guys will do everything possible to avoid war.
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Ohio University President M. Duane Nellis said on Friday that he accepted the resignation after a "deliberative and thoughtful review of what is best for our university community" that included consulting with other top administrators.
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The judges also said that DHS is likely to prevail on the claim that the administration didn't go through the regulatory process and deliberative system that allows for public comment before instituting the sweeping changes.
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"She believes that a careful, deliberative process involving experts and the public is warranted to ensure that consumers have strong protections that guarantee consumer choice, free markets, and continued growth," a spokeswoman for Collins said.
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Many MPs and other high-profile figures—including the former the Archbishop of Canterbury, the pop star Damon Albarn and the novelist Ian McEwan—suggested a deliberative "citizens' assembly" as a way forward on Brexit.
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The bottom line: Democracy is designed to be a deliberative, gradual process, and it's become even slower as political polarization takes root worldwide — so leaders are increasingly forced to turn outward to flex their muscles.
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Senators are wedded to the idea that they belong to "the world's greatest deliberative body" — whether they're in power or not — and openly fret that what's being lost is something more important than party politics.
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The rise of Trump may offer the country the first good chance it has had in many decades of returning the American Republic to its constitutional roots of a limited presidency within a deliberative democracy.
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"This is a significant shift in public policy, so it comes as little surprise that lawmakers are taking a very deliberative approach," said Steve Hawkins, the executive director of the Marijuana Policy Project in Washington.
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"I think it is appropriate at this point for me to admonish both the House managers and the president's counsel in equal terms to remember they are addressing the world's greatest deliberative body," Robert said.
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After a testosterone-driven, shoot-'em-up George W. Bush, and with candidates bragging about carpet bombing, killing terrorists' families and America as bully to the world, I especially appreciate Mr. Obama's careful, deliberative style.
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"We can be deliberative and productive at the same time, but that will require fundamental changes in the rule, not eliminating the filibuster entirely," Lankford wrote in a Wall Street Journal op-ed on Wednesday.
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What the Romans failed to appreciate was that their processes were slow and deliberative for very good reasons: that's how representative systems avoid disaster, how you get people to the table to work out compromises.
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Paul Ryan crafted the bill in secret, there was no public deliberative process to speak of, and now Republicans are simply trying to jam it through, with whatever special buyouts and magic asterisks prove necessary.
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Kahneman argues that humans have two modes of thinking: "system one," which is fast, instinctual, automatic, and often unconscious, and "system two," which is slower, more deliberative, and emotionally "cooler" (generally traced to the prefrontal cortex).
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It was created to flourish as the home of deliberative democracy, and not an agent of its death --though sitting silently for 12 days listening to others talk is not a skill set most senators possess.
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If she agrees with McConnell to invoke the nuclear option she will be turning her back on her own stated principles regarding process and rules and on her commitment to the Senate as a deliberative institution.
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The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals said four documents could be withheld from Fairholme Funds and other investors on the basis of presidential privilege, and four other documents were protected by privilege of the deliberative process.
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The Electoral College was carefully designed to create a deliberative body, encourage serious study of the candidates, give due weight to states regardless of size, and keep the executive branch removed from Congress and its corruptions.
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In a recent Washington Post op-ed, Lawrence Summers, one of the most deliberative and experienced economists in America, issued dire warnings on the risks associated with Modern Monetary Theory, a new school of economic thought.
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The Senate, now assisted by the FBI with this investigation, has yet another opportunity in the coming week to restore some dignity to this matter and prove it remains the "greatest deliberative body" in the world.
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Some of us would like things to move faster than they do, but in fairness to the institutions that the Founding Fathers set up, the Senate is a deliberative body, and they will always be deliberate.
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Mitchell are serious about seeking compromise, which is a worthy goal in what's designed to be a deliberative legislative body, they ought to embrace Amash's adage that in the House, outcomes should be discovered, not dictated.
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Apple also stated that it would rather have Congress deal with the matter than the court, realizing that Congress is a deliberative body, unlikely to act swiftly at any time, let alone in an election year.
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I believe that we can keep the company safe and be judicious and restrained in our use and our collection of data about human beings, but you have to make hard and deliberative and transparent choices.
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"He's being thoughtful; he's being deliberative," said William Hubbard, who retired from the F.D.A. after 30 years, including work as a consultant to a former commissioner, Dr. Margaret A. Hamburg, until she stepped down in 2015.
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By his belligerence, wild claims of conspiracy and slippery partisanship, Judge Kavanaugh showed that he does not, on the basis of his demeanor or temperament, merit a lifetime appointment to the nation's most important deliberative body.
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Government services may then expand into areas that were previously underserved, both from a thematic and geographic standpoint, because citizens and CSOs use deliberative forums in participatory institutions to draw government officials' attention to pressing problems.
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"I think it is appropriate at this point for me to admonish both the House managers and the president's counsel in equal terms to remember that they are addressing the world's greatest deliberative body," he said.
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"I think it is appropriate at this point for me to admonish both the House managers and the President's counsel, in equal terms ,to remember that they are addressing the world's greatest deliberative body," Roberts said.
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Washington (CNN)The World's Greatest Deliberative Body (the US Senate) has had a bang-up start to its "freewheeling debate" over immigration, with battles over process and which amendment votes destined to fail get taken when.
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The types of arguments we once venerated — the kinds of critical-thinking dialectics that educators tell us hone the brains of students — make sense in orderly, deliberative settings, places like classrooms and courtrooms and Platonic dialogues.
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"I think it is appropriate at this point for me to admonish both the House managers and the president's counsel in equal terms to remember that they are addressing the world's greatest deliberative body," Roberts said.
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In choosing Mr. Wray, the president is calling on a veteran Washington lawyer who is more low key and deliberative than either Mr. Mueller or Mr. Comey but will remain independent, friends and former colleagues say.
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"As part of its ongoing campaign to hand over public lands to fossil fuel companies, this administration is rolling back sage grouse protections that many stakeholders created together through a long and deliberative process," Grijalva said.
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After a deliberative process involving senior national security officials that weighed the consequences of the available options and produced a well thought-out strategy, President Kennedy went on national television to announce the blockade of Cuba.
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And if any or all of the jurors have a sense of the public interest in this case, they are likely to be even more careful and deliberative in their review of the evidence than usual.
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I do not presume to tell senators how they should vote, but I am profoundly saddened by those who will not stand up for a fair, deliberative, and dignified process and will not defend the Congress.
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In science, email discovery may have a place in legal proceedings, but broad requests for disclosure risk exposing reviewers who provide candid, confidential critiques, as well as debates that are an essential part of the deliberative process.
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The bottom line: While factionalized hacker groups similar to those of the 80s and 90s don't exist anymore to take the mantle of the cDc, companies and nonprofits could adopt the same deliberative, ethical approach to problems.
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"We are mindful of the unique role the Senate plays in the legislative process, and we are steadfastly committed to ensuring that this great American institution continues to serve as the world's greatest deliberative body," they said.
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Now, Mr. Trump and his Republican allies on Capitol Hill have recast their ambitions for a rapid-fire repeal, talking privately and publicly about a more deliberative process that could be phased in over weeks or months.
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" The official refused to answer questions about whether the Trump administration had communicated Flynn's message to Tehran directly, or whether the administration is weighing military action, saying only that the White House is in a "deliberative process.
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Both Yellen and her predecessor at the Fed, Ben Bernanke, have proven that the Fed needs to be nimble, open-minded and extremely deliberative in assessing current conditions and weighing the risks and rewards of rate craft.
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" Instead, he said this: "I think any questions the committee has about the announcement the White House made and anything related to what remains a deliberative process on policy is best referred to the White House itself.
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From Supreme Court nominations to healthcare, it doesn't take a high IQ to figure out that nobody, in what is supposed to be our nation's most deliberative body, got the memo the American people sent in November.
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" Unlike the deliberative-process privilege that "disappears altogether when there is any reason to believe government misconduct occurred," the presidential communications privilege is harder to overcome, "even when there are allegations of misconduct by high-level officials.
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Under another Administration, one filled with seasoned foreign policy experts, diplomatic resources and a deliberative process, such maneuvers might be considered strategically sound … if properly vetted and understood by large adversaries like Russia, or "frenemies," like China.
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General McMaster, a war hero and a true soldier-scholar, seemed to have the goods for shepherding Mr. Trump into a deliberative national security decision-making process that would curb his impetuousness and produce considered, coherent policy.
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McConnell lays out a case for preserving the filibuster by arguing that the Senate, unlike the House, was designed to be the deliberative body of Congress, which has also been described as the "cooling saucer" for ideas.
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The strategy no doubt entails risks, not least that the president's exhaustive, deliberative style runs up against the angry demands for urgent action from citizens impatient with promises that his disruptive economic changes will soon yield fruit.
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Mr. Zinke ignores well-established federal rule-making that requires agencies to undertake a deliberative process where all constituents and stakeholders — including states like Florida and California — can weigh in on policies before they're put into action.
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Now, Mr. Trump and his Republican allies on Capitol Hill have recast their ambitions for a rapid-fire repeal, talking privately and publicly about a more deliberative process that could be phased in over weeks or months.
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"The principle here is that the presiding officer in a deliberative assembly isn't supposed to make procedural rulings according to the views of whoever sits in the chair," says political scientist Sarah Binder of George Washington University.
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"The US Refugee Admissions Program employs teams of highly-trained DHS officers who travel overseas to interview and screen each individual applicant for refugee admission in a process that is comprehensive, well-ordered and highly deliberative," he said.
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This proposal, which surely is dead on arrival given current political alignments in the territorial legislature, aims to create a deliberative body not beholden to the United States or the Puerto Rico Constitution, the Federal Relations Act (85033).
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They are: "As the Senate continues its deliberative process, we urge you to carefully evaluate the American Health Care Act and consider the important role these specific policies played in building consensus in the House," the letter states.
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In the spirit of 4/20, we reached out to every US senator—members of the world's greatest (and perhaps most historically anti-weed) deliberative body—to ask them what their stance on marijuana legalization was in 2018.
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It's a deliberative process of trying to think about the artists that will stand up over time and the stories that are relevant today but are also important and relevant to talk about in the generations to follow.
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"Clearly, it's a deliberative process and the President is a guy who likes to ... entertain a lot of different ideas," said Sasse, who has been critical of the administration's withdrawal from the trade deal and other protectionist moves.
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In her 80-page ruling on Monday, she concluded that the government had not justified its use of the deliberative process or bank examination privileges on 52 of the 56 documents in the group and ordered their release.
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"I think it is appropriate at this point for me to admonish both the House managers and the president's counsel in equal terms to remember that they are addressing the world's greatest deliberative body," Chief Justice Roberts said.
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He has been very deliberative, he has listened to the arguments, he argues back as he should -- LABOTT: Because all of these -- TILLERSON: -- he pushes back, and in the end he makes a decision which we then implement.
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The upper chamber has rarely lived up to the hype of "world's greatest deliberative body," but surely it can do better than serve up the sort of hyperbolic twaddle and partisan hackery on tap in December's House debate.
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The tenor of the 2628 election, and the civic upheavals that have presented themselves in the months since, illustrate the need for a population capable of engaging in deliberative discourse, interpreting the news and understanding how government works.
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Part of the job of being president, and particularly of being a good one, is to remain deliberative and to act with extraordinary caution based on the realization that every statement can trigger massive consequences, some even deadly.
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It isn't clear how many of the emails will actually be made available to the public, because Indiana's public record laws carve out exemptions for communications that are protected by attorney-client privilege or are deliberative in nature.
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"We do not wish to prejudge the totality of the facts or Congress' deliberative process," they said, adding, "At the same time, there is no escaping that what we already know is serious enough to merit impeachment proceedings."
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White House counselor Kellyanne Conway attempted to portray the move as deliberative and consensual, telling NBC's Matt Lauer that Flynn had decided to resign on Monday evening because he "knew he'd become a lightning rod" for the administration.
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They discovered that the part of the brain associated with deliberative reasoning deactivates when a person is willing to fight and die for a "sacred cause" — and that the opinions of their peers can change that way of thinking.
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Commissioners at the Federal Communications Commission appeared yesterday before the Senate Commerce Committee, and members of the world's greatest deliberative body had their chance to grill them and get the answers that the people of this great nation need.
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Inside the Senate, some red-state Democrats and longtime institutionalists have fretted that mounting an all-out battle to stop Gorsuch will hurt the party's chances of winning future fights and further degrade the more deliberative chamber of Congress.
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But the silver-haired lawyer's deliberative demeanor – which inspired Trump to suggest he comes from "central casting" for the role of vice president – along with the absence of a Twitter addiction would probably placate investors of all political persuasions.
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Justin Amash declared his independence from the Republican Party, and his criticisms of how partisanship is destroying what should be a deliberative process in the House of Representatives appear to have struck a nerve with some of his colleagues.
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This week's Senate hearing is an encouraging sign that the momentum remains to find a process that actually works and will allow the sort of deliberative decision-making that's required to make wise decisions for the world's largest economy.
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Often we obey the vague format of a deliberative conversation, putting forth arguments and evidence only to be shocked when we learn that we are not in a deliberation at all: We are in a raw struggle for power.
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So-called deliberative polling (again inspired by ancient Athens and developed for modern society by James Fishkin at Stanford University) could improve decision-making by leveraging sustained dialogue among polling participants and experts to produce more informed public opinion.
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"I think it is appropriate at this point for me to admonish both the House managers and president's counsel in equal terms to remember that they are addressing the world's greatest deliberative body," Roberts said, in a rare comment.
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For a president who is unfit but not impeachable and who still has the support of his cabinet, the Constitution offers Congress only this one way out, a declaration of impairment presented by a deliberative body of its choice.
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"I respect the leadership at the Pentagon, and the deliberative way they have done this," said Tyler Deaton, a senior adviser to American Unity Fund, a Republican advocacy group that supports rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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"We must be more intentional than ever to ensure that the whole of the FCC is more coordinated, more deliberative, and more collaborative," said Starks, who has held a workshop and released a report on the supply chain concerns.
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You have to distinguish between executive privilege, which typically involves issues of national security, the deliberative privilege, which involves anything that might have to do with any kind of presidential decision-making (and so it's quite a bit broader).
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"The idea of the Deliberative Process Privilege is that, if you don't redact or withhold this information, people are unlikely to have deliberations on this in the future," said Austin Evers, executive director of the FOIA watchdog group American Oversight.
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"The Committee has taken this extraordinary step to compel production of documents protected by longstanding and well-settled privileges, including the government's right to protect confidential attorney-client and deliberative communications, which has been upheld in court," the spokesperson said.
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In spite of these dynamics (or maybe because of them) Biden took his time deciding to run, following another long and public deliberative process, not unlike the one he went through before deciding not to seek the nomination in 2016.
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That's one of the things I think is good about the notion of deliberative polling, where they'll conduct a poll, but then they'll bring a set of the people who were in the poll together to actually talk out various issues.
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" Meanwhile, a weaker privilege known as the "deliberative process privilege" permits "the government to withhold documents and other materials that would reveal 'advisory opinions, recommendations and deliberations comprising part of a process by which governmental decisions and policies are formulated.
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"People do not think their voice matters, and they talk to the like-minded, and they are dispirited and inattentive," said Jim Fishkin, director of the Center for Deliberative Democracy at Stanford and one of the creators of this research method.
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Meredith Whittaker: We need representation and we need to begin ... You know, if we're such a novel and creative company, if we're gonna stand before the hype, then let's figure out a way to make these decisions more democratic, more deliberative.
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Mr. Stringer, 55, is a down-the-line liberal from a political family, an ambitious but deliberative politician who climbed steadily from a State Assembly seat on Manhattan's Upper West Side into the offices of Manhattan borough president and then comptroller.
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It's hard to say whether or not that over-representation is a bad thing; a legal background has its benefits when the job description is literally "lawmaking," but it suggests a personality type that is deliberative, bureaucratic and, at times, adversarial.
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Here are a few key numbers to help you get up to speed: 193 members The UN General Assembly, which serves as the "main deliberative, policy-making and representative organ" of the UN is made up of 193 member states.
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"Members' constitutional responsibilities include all legislative activities, which are broadly defined for this purpose as all activities that are an integral part of the deliberative and communicative processes by which members participate in committee and House proceedings," the guidance says.
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"Any testimony must remain within the boundaries of your public report because matters within the scope of your investigation were covered by executive privilege, including information protected by law enforcement, deliberative process, attorney work product, and presidential communications privileges," Weinsheimer wrote.
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" The judge also blasted Trump's initial abrupt announcement via Twitter that came "without any of the formality or deliberative processes that generally accompany the development and announcement of major policy changes that will gravely affect the lives of many Americans.
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In the FOIA complaint, Kobre & Kim is seeking deliberative information that federal agencies typically balk at disclosing, including an explanation for why the agency agreed to settle the Kraft case without insisting upon findings of fact or conclusions of law.
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This time, his eagerness to do battle with "slow and political" courts that have repeatedly rejected his travel ban and critics like Mayor Sadiq Khan of London, the first Muslim to lead a major Western capital, overcame any more deliberative strategy.
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"It is appropriate at this point for me to admonish both the House managers and president's counsel in equal terms to remember that they are addressing the world's greatest deliberative body," Roberts warned during a middle-of-the-night debate.
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"I think it is appropriate at this point for me to admonish both the House managers and the President's counsel, in equal terms ,to remember that they are addressing the world's greatest deliberative body," Roberts said at nearly 1 a.m.
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" Following this back-and-forth, Chief Justice John Roberts, in one of his most notable moments in the trial thus far, wound up admonishing both of them, cautioning them to remember that they were speaking to the world's "greatest deliberative body.
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" The White House cited a provision of the Freedom of Information that allows the federal government to withhold "deliberative communications, the disclosure of which would inhibit the frank and candid exchange of views that is necessary for effective government decision-making.
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" The White House cited a provision of the Freedom of Information that allows the federal government to withhold "deliberative communications, the disclosure of which would inhibit the frank and candid exchange of views that is necessary for effective government decision-making.
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Impeachment will be on their doorstep soon enough, but for now, as the final legislative days of the year slip away, there is a dearth of real debate taking place in what is sometimes called the world's greatest deliberative body.
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Lesley Hollywood, the founder of Colorado gun rights group Rally for Our Rights, said she believes Gardner is thoughtful and deliberative and won't be pushed into taking a stand one way or the other on gun legislation without careful consideration.
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And if you're facing calendar constraints and a crowded agenda, as Republicans are, you just don't have a lot of time to carry out the long, deliberative process necessary to craft something that can win broad support among Congress and stakeholders.
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DHS is responding by saying it's not only worried that information in the report might violate attorney-client privilege, but also that it needs to protect any information about the government's "deliberative process" in implementing the orders from reaching the public.
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"To argue that this video amounts to the same kind of deliberative process that goes on behind the scenes in terms of an agency deciding an official policy on a topic, or what actions it's going to take, is absurd," Marshall said.
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A lot of otherwise productive developers are devoting their expertise and attention to working on shallow, quick money ICOs rather than working to sort out the underlying infrastructure and protocols in academic and more open deliberative settings not fueled by warped financial interest.
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It is preventing hundreds of pages of related records from being disclosed through FOIA requests, citing the Trade Secrets Act and the deliberative process privilege, whereby the agency claims revealing the records would impair its ability to make sound decisions in the future.
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But McConnell warned House Republicans not to get impatient with the deliberative nature of the Senate, saying there are limits to what his conference can accomplish with 52 members in a body where 60 votes are needed to get most things accomplished.
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"The Trump Administration's policy coordination process is an internal, deliberative process to craft the President's policies on a number of important issues facing the American people, and ensure consistency with the President's agenda," Lindsay Walters, Deputy White House Press Secretary, told BuzzFeed News.
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Instead of changing the rules on lifetime appointments that have made the Senate the greatest deliberative body, we should instead work together in a bipartisan manner to find a nominee who is capable of winning a healthy majority in the U.S. Senate.
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In order for a meaningful fund to be created it needs to address complex questions about its purpose, triggers for use, funding levels, and be the product of a deliberative process that includes the various stakeholders who will be affected by it.
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Is a media-dominated outsider populist primary process an adequate substitute for a party-oriented republican process capable of exercising a deliberative judgment on whether a particular candidate is ill-suited by character and temperament to be President of the United States?
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What may be less surprising is that technology often outpaces policy, and Director Clapper's pen marks the end of a long, deliberative process to ensure background investigators are equipped for today's realities while maintaining our timeless freedoms, civil liberties and privacy rights.
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" He said that "hitting the pause button on this rushed and ill-conceived plan" would allow New Jersey Transit, under new leadership, to reconsider the idea, using "a deliberative and transparent planning process that considers input from all stakeholders, including the public.
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One of the senior officials said the timetable has changed because the White House is going through a more deliberative and diligent process than it did with the Ratcliffe nomination, which includes taking input from the relevant Congressional committees and national security experts.
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It's now up to my former colleagues in the world's greatest deliberative body to do what's right for the country, no matter what might serve the short-term political interests of one party — or the long-term political interests of the other.
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Mr. Trump's aides described a deliberative process, with meetings of the National Security Council, presentations of military options by the Pentagon and a classified briefing for Mr. Trump held under a tent erected in Mar-a-Lago to secure the communications with Washington.
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" The US Embassy in Denmark also issued a series of tweets Sunday trying to explain its move, saying Sloan's last-minute invite "did not follow the same deliberative process of joint decision-making and agreement that we followed when recruiting all other speakers.
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One thing, which is flagged indirectly in Kasowitz's statement, is that leaking something covered by executive privilege might violate some laws about national security information, but it's not clear that leaking material covered only by the deliberative privilege violates any criminal statute.
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In many ways, this bill can't get across the line without some kind of leadership interference, but on the other hand, this is much more heavy-handed than what Nancy Pelosi was doing, because there was no deliberative process in the committees.
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While praising his character, commitment to duty and faithfulness to the rules of democratic governance in public, privately Republicans are using the same tricks McCain rejected as inconsistent with regular order and deliberative democracy to ram through a wildly unpopular repeal of the ACA.
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"Congressional leaders of both parties asked the President for his input and a list of his priorities," Short said, saying that the White House engaged in a "deliberative process" by asking the various key agencies and law enforcement components to help construct the list.
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DHS ordered to turn over DACA deliberations On Tuesday, a federal judge ordered the Trump administration to reveal internal deliberative documents that went into the decision to rescind the DACA program, a partial victory for groups challenging the rescission in a California federal court.
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Washington (CNN)A federal judge has ordered President Donald Trump's administration to reveal internal deliberative documents that went into the decision to rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, a partial victory for groups challenging the rescission in a California federal court.
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After years of polarizing and petty politics, we have finally come to this: The "world's most deliberative body" could grind to a halt over a non-public letter from an anonymous person containing unspecified allegations against a Supreme Court nominee — about his high school years.
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"It sends a very bad one, and so often our greatest strength is also our greatest weakness — and I think with President Obama one of his strengths is he's deliberative, he's cautious, but in this case he needed to move with more alacrity," he said.
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In the midst of the establishment's collective meltdown, Paul seems to hold the un-swamp-approved belief that the "world's greatest deliberative body" should — imagine this — try living up to its reputation and talk things out, especially with nations with whom we have sharp disagreements.
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There are two major factors at play: First, the UN's process for international treaties is generally a slow and deliberative one, while rapid technological changes are altering the strategic situation with regard to lethal autonomous weapons faster than that process is set up to handle.
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" The GOP strategist added that he would encourage Trump to be deliberative in how he approaches the pardon process "so that people who don't have a famous friend or a famous family member who can get into the Oval Office can still get considered.
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"The Energy Industry Associations urge the Commission to reject the proposed unreasonable timelines and instead proceed in a manner that would afford meaningful consideration of public comments and be consistent with the normal deliberative process that it typically affords such major undertakings," they said.
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"The NSC was basically built to help run a pretty formative, deliberative, collaborative process to come up with the best ideas, and that is largely what it has done for the past 2628 or 28503 years after the Iran-Contra affair," Gans told Hill.
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Al Qaeda currently maintains a global network of regional affiliates that are "integrated in the group's deliberative and consultative processes," according to the Council on Foreign Relations, which says those subsidiaries have allowed al Qaeda to expand its power and influence around the world.
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Deliberative thinking is not a strong suit of the Trump administration, and it is easy to focus on the immediate gratification that comes from killing an archenemy responsible for many American and allied deaths than thinking through the long-term implications of the strike.
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"I think it is appropriate at this point for me to admonish both the House managers and the President's counsel, in equal terms, to remember that they are addressing the world's greatest deliberative body," Roberts said, appearing to refer to notes on the dais.
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Although scholars disagree on why the Electoral College was written into the Constitution, the framers did appear to believe that the Electoral College would be a deliberative body that would do more than robotically voting for whoever wins the popular vote in their state.
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That approach fits the traditional definition of the national security adviser job, a potential source of comfort to a foreign policy establishment at home and abroad long rattled by Mr. Trump's impulsive style, and more recently by Mr. Bolton's disregard for deliberative, organized policymaking.
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If the normal Senate is too open, too deliberative, or if it's too easy for a minority of members to prevent action, the 50-vote Senate is the opposite: too frantic, too tightly controlled by leadership, too closed off to new ideas and alternatives.
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In deploying this so-called nuclear option, lawmakers are fundamentally altering the way the Senate handles one of its most significant duties, further limiting the minority's power in a chamber that was designed to be a slower and more deliberative body than the House.
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But while the White House can assert executive privilege— the right of the president to withhold some deliberative information from other branches of government— over current officials, the law is far murkier when it comes to private citizens who no longer work for the government.
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"What we're trying to really focus on is to go through deliberative processes to make the appropriate-level judgments and get our soldiers through the various transitions," he continued, adding that he didn't have "all the specific details" regarding Spencer's discussions with the White House.
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" She lambasted colleagues on both sides of the aisle for "irresponsible words of bitterness and selfish political opportunism," saying the Senate itself, "as the greatest deliberative body in the world" had become "debased to the level of a forum of hate and character assassination.
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"I am a new member of the U.S. Senate, the world's greatest deliberative body, and in my first few months here I have witnessed what the Senate can do, when it wants to," the 43-year-old McConnell, practically a teenager by Senate standards, began.
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The president's speech last August on Afghanistan was worth listening to, clearly the product of the traditional deliberative process where intelligence sets the picture based on the best available information, and then security agencies weigh in with views that are adjudicated by the National Security Council.
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The puzzle captures so much that is essential to mathematics: the nuts and bolts of inference, the difficulty of absorbing abstract concepts when removed from the context of real-world experience, the importance of a slow, deliberative cogitative process and the pitfalls of instant intuitive judgments.
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"I think, without being hasty, again, but being expeditious and deliberative, that the House ought to set for themselves a target of having dealt with this in the Intelligence Committee and Foreign Affairs and Oversight and the Judiciary Committee and on the floor by Christmas," Rep.
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With the leadership from both parties standing with him in the Senate Chamber, he admonished them that they have let the Senate disintegrate from the world's greatest deliberative body to one that, because of a partisan and tribal mindset, no longer produces for the American people.
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In Maryland, participants in the forums, designed with the help of Carnegie Mellon University's program for deliberative democracy, tended to favor saving the most lives or years of life by prioritizing people who were expected to survive their current illness or live the longest after being treated.
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In the specific case of Neil Gorsuch, the Democrats could keep their promise to filibuster a nominee they can't block anyway and who won't tip the court's balance, the Republicans would eventually get another conservative on the Court and the Senate would retain its essential deliberative character.
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"It was a political attempt to try to move up the process, and what we're doing is taking the deliberative process of looking at the midyear review the way it was originally intended to be done," Wheeler said of the EPA's decision to change the rule.
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Clearly leaders are taking a very deliberative approach to the coming year, setting up hearings on some of the big-ticket items that progressives want to address while at the same time pursuing more targeted legislation on issues where there is a broad consensus within the party.
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What they're saying: "If we don't figure out a way of instilling some connection between what people want and what happens, Democracy will lose its legitimacy," Jim Fishkin, a professor at Stanford's Center for Deliberative Democracy, which partnered with Helena for America in One Room, told Axios.
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"There was wide speculation as to who their identities are, however it would be entirely inappropriate right now to identify anyone by name, until the coroner has made the identification through their very deliberative process, and until they&aposve made notifications to next of kin," Villanueva said.
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"If you look at the difference between the recent Republican presidents versus Democratic presidents, which is a pretty good proxy, you certainly have people who are seen and see themselves as more decisive on the Republican side and more deliberative on the Democratic side," says Fontaine.
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What Corker should be given credit for, however, is reasserting the Senate as an institution that is more serious and deliberative on matters of national security than it has been in the past—this is a welcome and necessary return to the way our founders envisioned Congress.
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So this, then, is where the world's greatest deliberative body has ended up: trapped by its own unwillingness to either reform or abide by the filibuster, and abusing the reconciliation process in ways that degrade the quality of the rare pieces of major legislation it actually does pass.
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So despite tying with The Favourite for the most nominations this year, Roma's absence in this category — perhaps due to director Alfonso Curaón's choice to build his film with a series of long, deliberative shots — means that once again, it's entirely unclear who could win Best Picture this year.
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Top GOP leaders say they plan an un-rushed and deliberative process to foster compromise between conservatives, who are anxious to repeal President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act, and moderates who dislike it too but who are worried about the policy and political ramifications of not replacing it right.
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"We cannot be the greatest deliberative body when we kick things off by issuing letters to the media instead of coming together to set the parameters of the trial and negotiate in good faith how we should proceed," she added, alluding to Schumer's letter to McConnell in December.
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For me the moment of truth came Wednesday evening in seeing British Prime Minister Theresa May blame her country's ongoing crisis on her own parliament, the House of Commons, not only one of the world's grandest deliberative bodies but also a group upon whom her continued leadership ultimately rests.
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I think what we've seen recently has caused a lot of thoughtful people to have a whole new appreciation for the system that we tore up and left behind a few decades ago, namely a more deliberative system in which the parties had more to say about the process.
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Nobel Prize-winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman's work demonstrated that humans exhibit two types of decision-making reasoning: "thinking slow," which employs deliberative effort, and the much more natural (to us) "thinking fast," where we typically lean on mental rules of thumb that yield explainable but sometimes logically dubious judgments.
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Too often, members in both parties seem to conceive of their work as performative rather than deliberative and use Congress as a platform to raise their profiles or build their personal brands before a larger audience, rather than letting Congress's constitutional contours contain, reshape and channel their ambitions.
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With his death, the so-called greatest deliberative body in the world is reduced to an impotent collection of mostly small-minded men who will grovel before the president no matter how he demeans the office and no matter how many of our institutions and values he destroys.
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"Therefore, the five officials subject to your letter may not attend any interview or deposition without counsel from the Executive Branch present to ensure that the Executive Branch's constitutional authority to control the disclosure of confidential information, including deliberative matters and diplomatic communications, is not impaired," Pompeo continued.
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"Therefore, the five officials subject to your letter may not attend any interview or deposition without counsel from the Executive Branch present to ensure that the Executive Branch's constitutional authority to control the disclosure of confidential information, including deliberative matters and diplomatic communications, is not impaired," he continued.
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But the deliberative approach taken by Mr. Neal, a veteran Democrat who prefers striking legislative deals to the flash of oversight battles, has drawn the ire of liberal activists and some members of his own caucus who do not understand why he has not yet filed a request.
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Warner and Burr both said Wednesday they are taking a deliberative approach -- trying to learn as much as possible before calling in high-profile witnesses like former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, former Trump foreign policy adviser Carter Page and former Trump adviser Roger Stone.
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" When I asked people who worked for McMaster if it was difficult to engage in a deliberative policy process when Trump might embrace a radically different course in one of his predawn tantrums, they reminded me, with the frozen smile of a Stepford wife, that "different Presidents communicate in different ways.
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"If you're going to invoke a privilege and say that, 'Sorry, we can't discuss that' or 'we can't talk about that because it goes to the deliberative process,' then what you're doing is you're just shutting down the ability of the IG to do work," Duckworth said in an interview.
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In one of those — filed by the University of California — federal judge William Alsup ruled in January that there was evidence to suggest that the administration had in fact violated the law, by not going through a standard deliberative process or doing enough to consider the costs of ending DACA.
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While she continues to leave the door open to impeachment, Pelosi continues to seek a more deliberative approach than many liberals in her party are seeking, saying the House's demands that the Trump administration comply with their subpoenas should first be fought out in court before any action is taken.
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One exchange, for instance, on September 12, the day after the hold was lifted, shows OMB officials replying to emails with the subject line "QUICK REVIEW," but the rest of the words in the subject line are blacked out, because the administration claims those words are protected under deliberative process confidentiality.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) warned about the spread of a "half-baked, spurious nationalism" that reminds him of the years that preceded the Second War War, and the destruction and dysfunction of a Senate that conducts itself without the mutual respect and comity the founders envisioned for the great deliberative body. Sen.
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"The President abruptly announced, via Twitter—without any of the formality or deliberative processes that generally accompany the development and announcement of major policy changes that will gravely affect the lives of many Americans—that all transgender individuals would be precluded from participating in the military in any capacity," she wrote.
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"Contrary to the nonstop, hysterical claims of industry and its political allies, FSOC has been thorough, deliberative, and fair throughout the designation process, focusing carefully on a rigorous data-driven analysis and clear systemic threats," said Dennis Kelleher, president and CEO of Better Markets, a Wall Street reform advocacy group.
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At the daily White House press briefing on Tuesday, Spicer said Trump had been leading a "deliberative process" to "ascertain the truth," even though the Washington Post reported Monday night that acting Attorney General Sally Q. Yates had warned the president that Flynn was vulnerable to blackmail before she was fired.
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In his private, handwritten business blog, Robert wrote: ''One can scarcely have had much experience in deliberative meetings of Christians without realizing that the best of men, having wills of their own, are liable to attempt to carry out their own views without paying sufficient respect to the rights of their opponents.
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You have Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, holding a Supreme Court appointment hostage for nearly a year, blocking almost all legislative debate and passing a bill to protect the 2020 elections from foreign interference only under extreme duress; the world's "greatest deliberative body" is now a speedway for the Trump agenda.
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The fact that a jury, made up of everyday Americans, performed a central function in the operation of the U.S. justice system with what appears to have been a deliberative, methodical, undistracted process – hallmarks of the rule of law in the United States – gives one hope in the proper functioning of the system.
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Mr. Carr also noted counterarguments: Formulating relatively simple thoughts on the internet can yield more complex ones through real-time exchanges with others, and people whose reflex is to post a notion hastily rather than let it sit may not have been the most deliberative thinkers in a pre-smartphone time, either.
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Anyway, the appreciation of space as such—or perhaps more accurately sound as such or rather sound as space or something like that—is the defining feature of Grouper's music, uniting her most abstract noise tracks, the comparatively focused deliberative songwriting on her most recent album Ruins, and her symphonic live performance.
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Senator John McCain of Arizona gave a stirring speech in July about the need for the Senate to be "deliberative" and "bipartisan" during the debate about repealing the A.C.A. The mad dash to get a tax bill passed before Christmas has been a prime example of what Mr. McCain was railing against.
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Handicappers like the Cook Political Report still list the race as Likely Republican, but it's clear that Democrats will amp up the pressure on McConnell in both Washington and Kentucky as he holds water for Trump by making the Senate floor a judge-manufacturing facility rather than the world's greatest deliberative body.
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Frida Ghitis: Soleimani's killing a positive for the world, but aftershocks loom This is precisely the moment when you want to have a government filled with knowledgeable, thoughtful minds; when you wish the President of the United States followed a deliberative process, listening to the best ideas and preparing for all contingencies.
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IN his new life as a high-powered technology executive, Mr. Ma still goes by the alias from his Danlan days, Geng Le. In meetings with business partners, he retains the deliberative demeanor of a police officer, nodding his head intently in silence, as if interviewing a witness at a crime scene.
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In a recent batch of over 1,000 pages of records released under FOIA, nearly every internal email was blacked out citing the deliberative process privilege, a provision carved out solely to allow agencies to withhold records that, if made public, would hinder its ability to host frank discussions on policy matters in the future.
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We have to make the frontline decisions, because a lot of this stuff needs to get handled in a timely way, and a more deliberative process that's thinking about the fairness and the policies overall should happen over a different timeframe than what is often relevant, which is the enforcement of the initial policy.
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"Any testimony must remain within the boundaries of your public report because matters within the scope of your investigation were covered by executive privilege, including information protected by law enforcement, deliberative process, attorney work product and presidential communications privileges," the DOJ wrote in the letter it said was in response to Mueller's request for guidance.
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Four retired Marine Corps generals who served with Kelly at different points in his career told CNN they believe Kelly will tackle the debate with a "no-nonsense" but very deliberative approach to help steer the President toward a decision on Afghanistan, ensuring in the process that Trump hears different sides of the debate.
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The Department of Justice has a similar "deliberative process privilege" in its regulations, stating that information can be withheld to encourage open discussion within the department, to protect against premature disclosure of proposed policies, and to protect against public confusion that might result from disclosing reasons that weren't ultimately the grounds for an agency decision.
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Arguing before Justice Denise A. Hartman in a courtroom here on Wednesday, a lawyer for the nonprofit, Lawrence A. Mandelker, said that communications between Mr. de Blasio and the nonprofit did not have to be disclosed to the panel because, among other reasons, of a "deliberative process" privilege that applies to executive branch communications.
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But instead of the deliberative processes in place during the Obama administration that made for lengthy National Security Council staff meetings, Mr. Trump has approved allowing his commanders more authority, giving the Pentagon a rare freedom to assert its control over national security policy from a commander in chief who eschews quibbling over the details.
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"We are mindful of the unique role the Senate plays in the legislative process, and we are steadfastly committed to ensuring that this great American institution continues to serve as the world's greatest deliberative body," reads a 2017 letter from a bipartisan group of 61 senators, urging Senate leadership to preserve the legislative filibuster.
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"We are mindful of the unique role the Senate plays in the legislative process, and we are steadfastly committed to ensuring that this great American institution continues to serve as the world's greatest deliberative body," said the letter that was sent to Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-New York.
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"The president, I think rightly, has taken a very deliberative approach to understanding the issue itself, listening to input from all interested parties in the region, and understanding what such a move, in the context of a peace initiative, what impact would such a move have," Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told "Meet the Press" host Chuck Todd recently.
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"I would bet a good bit of money this is going to end up in the House with some kind of impeachment proceeding, and the makeup of that body and ultimately the reaction of the United States Senate, which is supposed to be the great deliberative check and the great final hammer on these things," he said.
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"The materials produced by the G.S.A. to the special counsel's office therefore included materials protected by the attorney-client privilege, the deliberative process privilege, and the presidential communications privilege," Mr. Langhofer, the counsel to Trump for America, said in his letter, which was sent to the top Republican and Democrat on the Senate and House oversight committees.
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Chief Justice John Roberts, who until this point had only spoken to preside over procedural issues, felt he had to comment, saying: I think it is appropriate at this point for me to admonish both the House managers and the president's counsel in equal terms to remember that they are addressing the world's greatest deliberative body.
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"The discriminatory taint was not removed by the Legislature's enactment of the court's interim plans, because the Legislature engaged in no deliberative process to remove any such taint, and in fact intended any such taint to be maintained but be safe from remedy," wrote United States District Judge Xavier Rodriguez of the Western District of Texas.
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In his letter, Burck defined the withheld documents as those that "reflect deliberations and candid advice concerning the selection of judicial candidates" as well as advice submitted directly to Bush, substantive communications between White House staff about discussions with the President and "substantive deliberative discussions relating to or about executive orders or legislation considered by the Executive Office."
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"The discriminatory taint was not removed by the Legislature's enactment of the court's interim plans, because the Legislature engaged in no deliberative process to remove any such taint, and in fact intended any such taint to be maintained but be safe from remedy," wrote US District Court Judge Xavier Rodriguez of the Western District of Texas.
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"There's a real risk that over the coming months, Iran does something in the Gulf or elsewhere, and you've had no routine deliberative process of which the president's been a part to assess courses of action," said Brett McGurk, who served until late 2018 as the Trump administration's special envoy overseeing the coalition to fight ISIS.
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While politics isn't for the faint of heart, Jeff Flake should not lower the standard for the floor of the world's greatest deliberative body by comparing Donald Trump, the democratically elected president of the United States, to the murderous leader of the Soviet Union, Joseph Stalin, who was responsible for the murder of 20 million people.
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" And James Poulos, executive editor of the Claremont Institute publication the American Mind, told me that as Americans have changed, so should the rules governing America's internet: "Reopening this issue is overdue and should be welcomed, and Americans should not be frightened by the prospect of doing the real work of deliberative representative government that sorting this all out requires.
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Perhaps the most philosophically ambitious among them was John Dewey, who synthesized the liberal and civic republican traditions by way of a new concept of democracy itself: Democracy is not, Dewey argued, merely a mechanism for majority rule; it's an ongoing deliberative process through which bearers of individual rights address issues facing their political community as a whole and chart its future together.
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"The president, I think rightly, has taken a very deliberative approach to understanding the issue itself, listening to input from all interested parties in the region, and understanding, in the context of a peace initiative, what impact would such a move have," Tillerson said on NBC's "Meet The Press" when asked about the possibility of moving the embassy to Jerusalem.
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"During the deliberative process over the previous year, we raised a number of concerns in the (Office of Refugee Resettlement) program about any policy which would result in family separation due to concerns we had about the best interests of the child as well as about whether that would be operationally supportable with the bed capacity that we had," White said.
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Even in a worst-case scenario for the administration, in which even the Supreme Court (which has granted the administration much more leeway on immigration policy than the 2nd and 9th Circuits) rules that the administration acted too hastily in killing DACA, it probably wouldn't prevent the administration from going through a slower, more deliberative process and achieving the same result.
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Where virtually all of Mr. Pruitt's hastily written rollbacks and suspensions have been blocked by the courts, Mr. Wheeler has taken a far more deliberative approach, immersing himself in the legal intricacies — a strategy that could make Mr. Wheeler one of the most effective drivers of the Trump administration's ambitious plan to rewrite the nation's rule book on the environment and climate.
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George H.W. Bush, the other Republican president since Reagan, probably tilted more toward the deliberative than the decisive side of this spectrum (though he too eventually pursued the first Iraq War to reverse Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait.) But many foreign policy experts agree that even with these qualifications there remains a clear separation in the style of leadership each party prizes.
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Along with GLBTQ Legal Advocates & Defenders, his group is representing Talbott's case and the lawsuit based in Washington, DC. "President Trump's actions represent a serious threat not just to transgender people, but much more broadly to the principle that military decisions should be based on a rational, deliberative process and should be about protecting our nation, not about short-term political considerations," said Minter.
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In "What Happened," she describes how, when considering whether to run again in 2016, she had to consider all her negatives—"Clinton fatigue," the dynastic question, her age, the accumulated distrust between her and the press—and then says that she completed the deliberative process by going to stay with Oscar and Annette de la Renta at Casa de Campo, their retreat in the Dominican Republic.
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Sharing that sense of urgency, Senate Majority Whip John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (R-Texas) said the usually deliberative, slow-moving upper chamber needs to pass tax reform before senators sit down for their Thanksgiving dinner, too.
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If they—along with Milo Yiannopoulos, whose political justifications for his actions can best be summarized by the teen boy lament "don't ever tell me what to do"—can't provide evidence, in the form of coherent argumentation, that they give two shits about civic discourse, or deliberative democracy, separate from any attention-seeking behaviors, then people need to stop affording them that all-important trump card.
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If the Republican Party is serious about preventing Mr. Moore from becoming a member of an institution that likes to bill itself as the world's greatest deliberative body (with apologies to Westminster), it could stop the insanity now by simply declaring that, if elected, the party's Senate caucus will move to immediately expel Roy Moore because he lacks the character and fitness to serve.
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Like for example [James] Fishkin is a professor at Stanford who's done work on deliberative democracy and shown that if you get a random sample of people in a hotel room for two days and you have experts come in and brief them about a bunch of things, they change their minds about issues, they go from being polarized to less polarized, they can come to more agreement.
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"The biggest challenge that women face when running for executive office is they really have to work twice as hard to prove that they're qualified, because we know that voters are more accustomed to seeing women as part of a deliberative body like a legislature," said Amanda Hunter, the communications director for the Barbara Lee Family Foundation, which has tracked every gubernatorial race with a female candidate since 1998.
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In each and every policy debate since President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE took office, they have refused to participate in a deliberative negotiation, opting instead to wait for Republicans to meet their demands.
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