More precisely, he must be philosophically conservative but temperamentally radical.
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"Donald Trump is temperamentally unfit to be president," she proclaimed.
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"He is not just unprepared, he is temperamentally unfit," Mrs.
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They were temperamentally at odds, but they adored each other.
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"Introverts are temperamentally defined to pause to reflect," he adds.
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Temperamentally for Kyrgios, the match was essentially of two halves.
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Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are worlds apart, politically and temperamentally.
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Trump once again demonstrated why he's temperamentally unfit for the presidency.
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Temperamentally, he is nearly the opposite of the unpopular Ms Rousseff.
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Temperamentally, though not politically, Reagan was heir to the two Roosevelts.
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I think he's emotionally and psychologically unstable, and is temperamentally dangerous.
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I think he's emotionally and psychologically unstable, and is temperamentally dangerous.
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First, that he's an unserious creep who's temperamentally unsuited for the presidency.
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Voters increasingly are deciding Trump truly is temperamentally unsuited to be president.
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In a speech, she called Trump "temperamentally unfit" for the White House.
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Most-talked about line: Clinton called Trump "temperamentally unfit" for the presidency.
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But a lot of liberals, temperamentally and psychologically, don't want a fight.
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BEYOND THEIR mismatched styles, Cai and Gehry are an odd pair temperamentally.
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The first paradox is that German voters are so temperamentally conservative — i.e.
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She has never felt at home temperamentally with establishments of any kind.
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Enter an executive who is temperamentally disinclined to sweat the small stuff.
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Temperamentally conservative, wary of change, he governs as if Israel needs no change.
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"] 25A: TEMPERAMENTALLY = TEMPE RAMEN TALLY ["Noodle count in one of Arizona's largest cities?
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That Trump is unfit—emotionally and temperamentally—to remain in office is manifest.
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Scowcroft and Bush were temperamentally similar—both reflective, cautious members of the establishment.
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Clinton had just lost to a man she considered temperamentally unfit for the presidency.
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Raúl is temperamentally Fidel's opposite, a tidy, practical man, lacking his brother's messianic streak.
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"He's temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and immense responsibility."
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At a glance, they would appear to have little in common, ideologically or temperamentally.
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Biden's weakness is that temperamentally, demographically, and stylistically, he's not that much like Obama.
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Former President Obama said that Trump was "temperamentally unfit" and "unqualified" to be president.
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"Gig economy workers are more temperamentally suited for the volatility of cryptocurrencies," Sundararajan said.
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He's temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability, and immense responsibility.
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He is temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and immense responsibly.
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I think Donald Trump revealed again today that he is temperamentally unfit to be president.
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Their ballerinas — Ingrid Silva, Chyrstyn Fentroy, Lindsey Croop — are, physically and temperamentally, far more guarded.
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Singularly unsympathetic, Päffgen presents as a longtime neglectful mother, unrepentant junkie and temperamentally unpleasant artist.
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Clinton has accused Trump of racism and of being temperamentally unfit for the Oval Office.
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She's temperamentally averse to absolutes and simple prescriptions, so she always ends up sounding lawyerly.
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France and Germany are at once so foreign to one another, so temperamentally and historically different.
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Both temperamentally and in approach to government, the genteel Gorsuch couldn't be more different from Trump.
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Obama passionately denounced Trump as intellectually and temperamentally unfit to succeed him in the Oval Office.
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Germans are temperamentally moderate and, thanks to their history, particularly sensitive to the dangers of demagoguery.
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" And Clinton's running mate, Tim Kaine, warned voters that Trump was "temperamentally unfit to be president.
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Diane needed, temperamentally and philosophically, to poke through pretensions and masks to expose the hidden truth.
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He is unqualified to be president and he is unfit temperamentally to be commander-in-chief.
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Throughout a hundred-plus days, Trump has proved himself temperamentally and intellectually unfit for the Presidency.
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Andrew Johnson, a vituperative racist, was temperamentally and politically unsuited to succeed the slain Abraham Lincoln.
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We saw more evidence that he is temperamentally unfit and totally unqualified to be commander in chief.
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So, I wouldn&apost say that temperamentally, they are the same, but their situations are eerily similar.
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Clinton levels the broadest possible attack on Mr. Trump, calling him "temperamentally unfit" for the White House.
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"He is unprepared and temperamentally unfit to be our president," he said of the GOP presidential nominee.
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As the debate played out, even moderate red state Democrats temperamentally inclined toward bipartisanship, like then-Sen.
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They envisioned a time when this pair of temperamentally different hosts would trade victories week to week.
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"We're watching, too, an unraveling in front of us, both factually and also temperamentally," he adds.https://t.
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It's another reason why Donald Trump is simply temperamentally unfit to be President of the United States.
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Need we bring in Donald Trump here, antithesis of Jackie in almost every way — temperamentally, religiously, aesthetically?
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I think Trump and Lincoln were nothing alike in one of the most important ways, which is temperamentally.
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And it is just more evidence he is temperamentally unfit and totally unqualified to be commander in chief.
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It&aposs the coming end of the Republican Party where you are losing guys who are temperamentally moderate.
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His expression is watchful—unillusioned—but he doesn't seem temperamentally so: there is a lingering sweetness about him.
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They will see that Trump is temperamentally unfit, completely unqualified and wholly unprepared to be commander in chief.
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But a stray remark he once made suggests he is well suited temperamentally to be Twitter's white knight.
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He's not just unprepared, he's temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and immense responsibility.
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Temperamentally, Mr. Torres can be reticent to the point of being more like George Harrison, the quiet Beatle.
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There is only the same old Trump: Dangerous and unpredictable, gauche and greedy, temperamentally unsuited and emotionally unsound.
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Our president-elect is woefully unprepared for the job he is about to enter, and temperamentally unsuited to it.
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Throughout the campaign, Hillary Clinton has blasted Donald Trump for being "temperamentally unfit" and "totally unqualified" to be president.
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Trump "is a person who could change temperamentally, so he may say something different the next day", Aso said.
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In January, he will succeed President Obama, a man who is his polar opposite temperamentally as well as ideologically.
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"He's not just unprepared, he's temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and immense responsibility," Mrs.
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In effect, they decided that while Trump was manifestly unqualified for the job, temperamentally and intellectually, it wouldn't matter.
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We know that Roberts is more temperamentally cautious than Kennedy, more interested in limited rulings than in sweeping ones.
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At stake in the Bredesen-Blackburn race is the durability of a Tennessee tradition of electing temperamentally sound senators.
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Temperamentally, both men have a vindictive spirit toward their enemies and a willingness to spend money to punish them.
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Trump "is a person who could change temperamentally, so he may say something different the next day", he added.
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But the Clinton campaign really did manage to find the man who is temperamentally and biographically the opposite of Trump.
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"He's not just unprepared -- he's temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and immense responsibility," Clinton said.
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Far from being the saviour of the Republic, their president is politically inept, morally barren, and temperamentally unfit for office.
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Asked about the discrepancy, Weld said it was because he viewed Trump as "temperamentally" unsuited to occupy the Oval Office.
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In a Memorial Day speech, Clinton depicted these ideas as inherently dangerous and Trump as temperamentally unfit for the office.
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It proved yet again why he is temperamentally unfit, completely unqualified, and wholly unprepared to be our Commander-in-Chief.
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Clinton has been calling Mr. Trump temperamentally unsuited for the White House, and he tried to turn the tables. Mrs.
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Maybe, rather than strategically bent on deconstructing the international order, he is temperamentally inclined toward actions that have that effect.
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Or did he become sociopathic because she was temperamentally unsuited to mothering, longing for the freedom of her previous life?
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That is an expression of the shock of mounting evidence that he is intellectually deficient, temperamentally unsound and morally bankrupt.
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They are temperamentally prone to fear change, but a great deal of demographic and economic change has found them anyway.
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After all, the most temperamentally immoderate major party nominee in American history ran for president and won because of it.
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But these three veterans, temperamentally and aesthetically distinct from one another, despite their historical association, resist any fixed backward gaze.
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He's not just chalking it up to differences of opinion — he's saying that Trump is temperamentally unfit for the presidency.
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Friends note that while he bore the Kennedy name, he was temperamentally much closer to the Bouvier side of his lineage.
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Even those less temperamentally averse to sunlight than Mr Trump balk at what can seem an intrusion into a private matter.
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Moreover his offensive remarks about women and minorities are part of her campaign's argument he is temperamentally unfit to be president.
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"Last week we saw even more evidence that Trump is temperamentally unfit and totally unqualified to be president," Clinton blasted Trump.
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He's also temperamentally closer to Clinton than Warren, and his choice would be reflective of Clinton's famous aversion to political risk.
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He was not temperamentally set up to be a top pick, and was routinely pushed around by smaller players in practice.
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Clinton, in her speech accepting the Democratic nomination, called Mr. Trump temperamentally unsuited for the presidency and a singularly dangerous threat.
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But Bannon is the younger man, and seems temperamentally to be more in touch with Trump and his more avid supporters.
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If you are temperamentally unable to leave calls and emails unreturned, ask your husband or a pal to be your amanuensis.
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Viewed as a calmer version of his predecessor, Don McGahn, he is said to be more temperamentally agreeable to the president.
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What remains true is that Trump is temperamentally different from any of the 43 men who have preceded him as president.
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Temperamentally and biographically, Ms Harris was a centrist; stylistically and demographically, she appealed to the party's younger and more liberal electorate.
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My own view on the matter is: I'm Jewish, and also temperamentally more inclined to ponder secular details than sacred mysteries.
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It goes without saying that Donald Trump is the least qualified individual, temperamentally or intellectually, ever installed in the White House.
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In "The Good Life," she met a man who seemed capable of appreciating her in ways that Russell temperamentally could not.
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At very least, the overwhelming majority of people who don't already support Donald Trump think he's temperamentally unsuited to the job.
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For the narrow purposes of giving temperamentally cautious politicians running in red districts something to say, it certainly fits the bill.
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So the last thing a temperamentally cautious Clinton needs or wants to do is go bold and risky with her VP pick.
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Alternatively, you can attack Trump as temperamentally unfit demagogue in whom it would be dangerous to vest the power of the presidency.
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Eliminating the filibuster would surely lead to more ideologically extreme measures on both sides passing, and moderates are temperamentally opposed to that.
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"He is not just unprepared — he is temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and immense responsibility," Clinton added.
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Dinesh D'Souza says a Democrat who's "temperamentally the opposite of Trump" could have a decent shot at defeating the president in 2020.
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A House held by Democrats would translate into endless congressional investigations that the administration is logistically and temperamentally not suited to handle.
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Clinton has already delivered speeches that cast the presumptive GOP nominee as "temperamentally unfit" to serve as president and commander in chief.
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He may be temperamentally and materially better prepared than Biden to bring a challenge to his fellow New Yorkers Clinton and Trump.
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"Donald Trump is temperamentally unfit to be president and commander in chief," she told a crowd at a victory rally in Brooklyn.
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This was a crucial step in the normalization of a man many Republicans had privately dismissed as temperamentally unfit for the presidency.
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He is also temperamentally, and perhaps psychologically, unfit to be the leader of a local school district, let alone the free world.
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The former secretary of state lit into Trump herself on Tuesday, warning that Trump was temperamentally unfit to serve in the Oval Office.
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Centrists have long held that the electorate is ideologically moderate and temperamentally cautious and will penalize political parties for nominating ideologically extreme candidates.
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Now it seems to me a talismanic symbol, and a symptom, of twentieth-century horrors, as they affect souls temperamentally insulated from politics.
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Somewhat remarkably, Trump still won the votes of one in every five voters who said he wasn't temperamentally fit for the White House.
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They say he's temperamentally unfit to be president, and suggest he could end up a potential tyrant, demagogue, or threat to world peace.
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"The fate of the republic rests on your shoulders," Obama told supporters in Chapel Hill, calling Trump temperamentally unfit to lead the nation.
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"I know that temperamentally the president feels the need to be the one who's going to call the other side out," said Turzanski.
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Trump also sought to turn the tables on Clinton, who has consistently accused the New York developer of being temperamentally unfit to be president.
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Most Americans don't like Hillary Clinton, but they do believe she's qualified, temperamentally fit, and sufficiently knowledgeable about world affairs to serve as president.
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He'd better, because his earlier attacks, that Trump is not consistently conservative and is temperamentally unfit for the presidency, have not made a dent.
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The former first lady positions herself as even-keeled in contrast to the unpredictable Trump, whom she's called "temperamentally unfit" for the Oval Office.
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Most Republican leaders expected (or hoped or prayed) that, once victorious, Trump would move in their direction, if not substantively then at least temperamentally.
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And though the temperamentally and politically opposed men are in no way amicable, it's easy to imagine either party initiating the tête-à-tête.
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Temperamentally and philosophically, Kavanaugh more closely resembles the moderate John Roberts than the fire-breathing monster some of his detractors are attempting to portray.
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We know that by words and actions, he has shown himself to be temperamentally unfit to lead a diverse nation of 320 million people.
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She depicted her Republican opponent as "temperamentally unfit" to be President of the United States, and for proof, she pointed to Trump's Twitter feed.
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But I'm temperamentally unable to mimic my father's succeed-at-all-costs immigrant mind-set, an instinct I share with most of my generation.
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For now, and thanks to psychology's recent excavations, it is perhaps enough to know that he would still have plenty of company, temperamentally speaking.
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The American presidency is, in many ways, sort of an elected monarchy, in which a temperamentally and intellectually unqualified leader can do immense damage.
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Gina's an old-school Republican—a Goldwater girl, and a former member of the John Birch Society, but, temperamentally, she thinks, she's a moderate.
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The two are on separate planets, ideologically and temperamentally, and one much-hyped morning summit was never going to produce some magical mind-meld.
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President Donald Trump's public comments regularly reveal him to be unsuited to hold the most powerful office in the world, both temperamentally and intellectually.
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On Germany and Russia Germany is seen as a temperamentally Russia-friendly country, a sort of interpreter of Russia to the rest of the West.
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Yet temperamentally, the careful and scrupulous vice president couldn't be more different from a commander in chief who prefers to make decisions on the fly.
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By behaving like a tyrannical toddler in the middle of a meltdown, Trump confirmed that he is temperamentally unfit to serve as commander in chief.
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Polls right up to Election Day showed that the majority thought him untrustworthy, unqualified for the presidency, and temperamentally unfit to carry out its duties.
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Each seems temperamentally incapable of absorbing the charge of self-interest, having woven self-interest together so tightly with an interest in the public good.
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"He is not just unprepared – he is temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and immense responsibility," she said in San Diego.
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WASHINGTON — For months, President Obama said that Donald J. Trump was unqualified, temperamentally unfit and a threat to the republic who should never be president.
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But I also think a hyper-literal reading of those polls obscures a deeper truth: A lot of people are ideologically flexible but temperamentally conservative.
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Trump remains temperamentally authoritarian and personally vile, but the idea of Trumpism as an ideological revolution, whether akin to Roosevelt's or Mussolini's, has mostly evaporated.
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They, and we, don't need a complete accounting of the debacles to conclude that a temperamentally, intellectually and morally unfit man occupies the Oval Office.
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Eric Olson, who has a Ph.D in psychology from Harvard, does not come across as temperamentally prone to obsession, or intellectually inclined toward conspiracy theories.
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While biographers have made hay out of that outsider status, it does not seem to have fazed Nevelson, who appears temperamentally inclined toward never quite belonging.
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After all, he's a man of the Pacific who's often seemed more temperamentally and strategically drawn to the dynamic future of Asia than Europe's glorious past.
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His most famous student, Aristotle, had a different opinion; his " Ars Rhetorica " contains long passages denouncing old men as miserly, cowardly, cynical, loquacious, and temperamentally chilly.
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The visit was an apparent attempt to portray Trump in a statesmanlike light and to counter Clinton's claims that he is temperamentally unfit to be President.
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But her speech, by giving equal weight to every plan, felt temperamentally moderate, an optimistic defense of an economy that, the implication goes, isn't fundamentally broken.
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However, Trump is proving to be so unfit -- temperamentally, intellectually, and yes, morally -- that the traits that bind the family together are more frightening than reassuring.
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The good news is that she is not a utopian; she is — or has become, across a long and grinding career — temperamentally pragmatic, self-consciously hardheaded.
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The qualities of leadership nervous investors yearn for -- candor, command of facts, stability and predictability -- are qualities that Trump's record shows him temperamentally incapable of providing.
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And yet the two Howard Silks — genetically identical but temperamentally diverse characters in the alternate-dimensions thriller "Counterpart," beginning Sunday on Starz — have the same eyes.
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Temperamentally they were opposites: Reed "big and loud and rough around the edges," a hedonist and dabbler; Lippmann sleek and cosmopolitan but earnest and intellectually precocious.
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We've never had a major national leader as professionally unprepared, intellectually ill informed, morally compromised and temperamentally unfit as the man taking the oath on Friday.
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Clinton called Trump "temperamentally unfit" for the presidency during a foreign policy address in San Diego that was infused with disdain for the presumptive GOP nominee.
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My grandmother, who lived to be almost 100, was not, as I knew her, xenophobic or anti-Semitic; she did not seem temperamentally suited to hate.
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What we are seeing here is the political suicide, it's the coming in of the Republican Party where you are losing guys who are temperamentally moderate.
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She's locked in a bitter Democratic primary with a challenger who's temperamentally and institutionally capable of going to war with the party if he feels ill-treated.
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"Pence is a true conservative, he's someone with legit experience, he's temperamentally more stable than the president, and he's someone many in Congress know well," Hudak said.
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"The stakes in this election are high, and the choice is clear: Donald Trump is temperamentally unfit to be president and commander-in-chief," she said Tuesday.
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"The stakes in this election are high, and the choice is clear: Donald Trump is temperamentally unfit to be president and commander-in-chief," she said Tuesday.
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This should prove beyond a shadow of a doubt just how temperamentally unfit, uniquely unqualified and wholly unprepared this man is to be our Commander in Chief.
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She argues that he is temperamentally incapable of being a good president: that the kind of person he is could never, ever make good decisions as president.
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Trump's shockingly erratic behavior has convinced many otherwise sober and restrained observers to conclude that he is temperamentally, and perhaps mentally, unsuited to lead the United States.
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The memo contained provocative statements suggesting that women were "generally" biologically, temperamentally, or motivationally less suited for positions as software engineers or tech leaders than men are.
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Are they threats that the United States will use military force against those states as well, or just that Mr. Trump is temperamentally inclined to use force?
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In characteristic style, he lashed out as his accusers — threatening to sue them in a speech at Gettysburg — as Clinton called him "temperamentally unfit" for the presidency.
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Clinton intensified her assault on Trump, laying out a case that his values and rhetoric are incompatible with American principles and that he's "temperamentally unfit" to be President.
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Khizr Khan delivered the most emotionally powerful moment of the Democratic convention, ripping Trump as temperamentally unfit for the presidency because he denigrates Muslims, Mexicans and other minorities.
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WASHINGTON — Hillary Clinton on Thursday delivered her most robust attack yet on her likely Republican opponent, Donald J. Trump, declaring him temperamentally unfit to be commander in chief.
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"Donald Trump as a candidate has proven himself to be temperamentally unfit to be the commander in chief of this great nation," Mr. Khan said, his voice shaking.
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That country's ambassadors to the festival include Claire Denis, Arnaud Desplechin and Philippe Garrel, generationally and temperamentally different filmmakers whose latest films are studies in advanced libidinal geometry.
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And the low-key Mr. Northam, a pediatrician who often evokes a doctor's soothing bedside manner, and the outspoken Mr. Fairfax, a powerful orator, are temperamentally very different.
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She is pro-independence, but also temperamentally cautious—more so than her predecessor Alex Salmond, now a signed-up supporter of a prompt second referendum—and reads the polls.
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Like the chancellor she is temperamentally cautious and unflashy, a socially conservative economic centrist seemingly more comfortable in coalition with the SPD than the free-market Free Democrats (FDP).
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It's a familiar vision for a post-presidency and, for now, a return to two activities with which Obama is temperamentally more comfortable than raw politics: organizing and writing.
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"I am responding to his very apparent lack of qualifications to be president based on what he has said and done and the temperamentally unfit person he is," Mrs.
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In most of these accounts, Bannon is portrayed as an anti-establishment bomb-thrower, clashing both ideologically and temperamentally with the more reserved Kushner, a top White House adviser.
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And most of all, perhaps, babies are temperamentally different, and there are good sleepers and less-good sleepers, and we have to love and nurture the ones we're dealt.
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Or perhaps he just feels more temperamentally aligned with Picasso, whom he does like to talk about, and whose Cubism speaks to his obsession with the mechanics of vision.
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Trump has surrounded himself with advisers either ideologically or temperamentally inclined to agree with his protectionist trade views while ousting the most forceful free-trade advocates on his staff.
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" Clinton foreign policy adviser Jake Sullivan told reporters in a conference call that the presumptive Republican nominee "proves again and again that he is temperamentally unfit for the job.
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Clinton, a former secretary of state who has called Trump temperamentally unsuited for the White House, said staff shake-ups did nothing to change the candidate and his rhetoric.
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Remnick reminds Obama that he called Trump "uniquely unqualified" and "temperamentally unfit," and warned Americans that Trump's election would mean the destruction of all that Obama's presidency had achieved.
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These huge swaths of white voters were willing to overlook the many ways in which Trump was unqualified, temperamentally unfit, and dangerous and represented a massive threat to American democracy.
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She delivered a scathing speech in San Diego -- home to a large military population -- mocking Trump's "bizarre fascination with dictators and strongmen" and calling him "temperamentally unfit" to be president.
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The mainstream media (the five main newspapers are affiliated with the principal private television stations) are rarely analytical or adversarial, being temperamentally and commercially inclined to reflect the establishment view.
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"But you have been saying for many months that he's temperamentally unfit and that he would be dangerous, and if you meant it, you should say it," he told her.
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Hillary Clinton delivered a lacerating rebuke on Thursday of her likely Republican opponent, Donald J. Trump, declaring that he was hopelessly unprepared and temperamentally unfit to be commander in chief.
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Temperamentally the opposite of zealous, he always acknowledged our human imperfection—his Nobel Peace Prize lecture was a Niebuhrian meditation on the tragic necessity of force in affairs of state.
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Politicians looked for feedback from their constituents on Bush's plan, and what they heard was so negative that even moderate red-state Democrats temperamentally inclined toward bipartisanship, like then-Sen.
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But she is temperamentally allergic to melodrama, and far less interested in the easy shocks and tidy consolations of plot than in the meandering, almost random texture of lived experience.
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They are a sign of a man who is poorly suited to the job of President, and even temperamentally unfit to serve as commander in chief in a dangerous world.
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But because some women inexplicably found themselves able to vote for him, the rest of us have to live with a temperamentally unfit man as president of the United States.
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Britain is also temperamentally skeptical of the case for deeper European integration — and, crucially, not a member of the euro, and thus not particularly desperate to make the euro work.
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And overall, the letter calls attention to the immense challenges Republicans will face crafting a proposal that can pass both the more ideologically conservative House and the more temperamentally cautious Senate.
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"National security experts on both sides of the aisle have denounced Donald Trump as dangerously ill-prepared and temperamentally unfit to serve as commander-in-chief," Clinton spokesman Jesse Lehrich said.
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Clinton's death-by-a-thousand-cuts strategy against Trump in the first debate exposed him as a monster: a racist, sexist abomination who is unqualified, temperamentally and intellectually, to be president.
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More and more members of Trump's own party are realizing he is temperamentally unfit to be President, and there is no amount of Googling by RNC researchers that can fix that.
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"To claim Donald Trump is being attacked, playing the victim, this a man that is not only tone-deaf, but temperamentally and completely unfit to be commander in chief," Benenson said.
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Our poll shows a near even split among voters nationally, with Donald Trump seen as riskier but more potentially transformative and Hillary Clinton safer and more temperamentally suited to the job.
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Throughout Charles's youth, he was pushed through demanding institutions for which he was neither temperamentally nor intellectually suited, and where rules and standards had to be discreetly adjusted to accommodate him.
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In both instances, criticism from those affected by the tragedies led to an indignant, outsized response from Trump, who is sensitive to accusations that he's not temperamentally suited for the office.
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Though Trump presents himself as a dealmaker, if this past election is any indication, he's temperamentally inclined to pursue a strategy of attacking and intimidating senators who don't loyally back him.
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Because as I noted Thursday, there is a BIG difference between making the case Trump is temperamentally unfit for the job and making the case he is mentally unfit for it. 5.
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He heads into what appears to be a rapidly unfurling impeachment inquiry unprepared temperamentally, and with a depleted staff, many of whom are shrugging off the seriousness of what the president faces.
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He heads into what appears to be a rapidly unfurling impeachment inquiry unprepared temperamentally, and with a depleted staff, many of whom are shrugging off the seriousness of what the president faces.
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In recent weeks, the Democratic nominee had already adopted highlighting Trump's past remarks about women as a major strategy, aimed at hammering home the point that Trump is temperamentally unfit to be president.
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So while we worry whether Trump is temperamentally fit to hold the nuclear codes, we should also ask whether he's fit to hold the fate of the economy in his hands as well.
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The things that would really maximize his influence, like the things that would have made him a competitive presidential candidate in 2016, are all things that he may be temperamentally incapable of doing.
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Economically—and by extension, temperamentally—this maturation occurred in a different era, one far removed from N.D.G.'s current affluence, where expectations of male behaviour were clearly circumscribed and a masculine ethic prevailed.
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The leading proponent of this is James Damore, a former Google employee who wrote a memo arguing that the reason there were not more women was that women are temperamentally unsuited for coding.
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Everything we've learned about him tells us that he is temperamentally unsuited to diplomacy or putting forward the image of quiet strength and confidence that is synonymous with traditional ideas about good leadership.
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Throughout the campaign, he had told his audiences that if Trump—"uniquely unqualified" and "temperamentally unfit" to be Commander-in-Chief—were to win, eight years of accomplishment would go out the window.
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" The president's magnanimity was striking as it came just two days after he warned Americans that Trump "lacks a basic understanding of the world" and is "temperamentally unfit to be commander in chief.
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So this, then, is the election as it stands today: Most Americans don't like Donald Trump and they don't think he's qualified, temperamentally fit, or sufficiently knowledgeable about world affairs to serve as president.
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Where Mr. McGahn privately referred to Mr. Trump as "King Kong" and sought to curb some of his potentially self-destructive impulses, Mr. Cipollone has been described as more temperamentally agreeable to the president.
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The candidate was on a warpath over his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton's big foreign policy speech, wherein she labeled the presumptive Republican nominee utterly dangerous to the American people and "temperamentally unfit" for the presidency.
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And Gabbard's response to Clinton's comments demonstrates just how temperamentally, politically, and psychologically unqualified she is to sit in the Oval Office (not that such an outcome is in any danger of becoming a reality).
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Clinton has accused Trump of being "temperamentally unfit" to be president and a slew of top former government officials have raised questions about Trump's character and his fitness to become the next commander-in-chief.
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A Clinton aide said Clinton, the wife of former President Bill Clinton, would say Trump had not outlined a coherent foreign policy doctrine and had proven himself to be temperamentally unfit to serve as president.
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But her experience, temperament, knowledge and steely, steady resolve, puts her heads and shoulders above Trump who has proven to be temperamentally, dangerously unfit, uniquely unqualified and wholly unprepared to be our Commander in Chief.
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Clinton gave a speech on Thursday that was branded as a foreign policy address but was essentially a point-by-point attack on her likely general election opponent, calling him "temperamentally unfit" to be president.
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The selection of a nominee for president is an act of moral gravity, and party elites have an obligation to resist and exclude figures who are ethically and temperamentally unfit to wield the presidency's powers.
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"Every time there is a significant national or global event, Donald Trump proves again that he is temperamentally unfit for the job," said Clinton's senior advisor Jake Sullivan on a conference call with reporters on Friday.
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The forum took place in the middle of a week where Clinton and Trump have attacked each other over their respective defense policy proposals, and decried each other as temperamentally unfit to be commander-in-chief.
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His daughter Ivanka and sons Eric and Donald Jr. will be especially important in building a more sympathetic picture of a man the Clinton campaign is portraying as temperamentally unfit to sit in the Oval Office.
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Clinton is not just running on the presumption that Trump is "dangerously incoherent" and "temperamentally unfit" to be president, but also on the suggestion that she, by contrast, will bring competence and stability to the office.
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Gray is temperamentally nothing like Trump, which perhaps helped him secure support from the Wall Street-backed Club for Growth, which has spent almost $300,000 on his race, even though it and Trump have mutual distrust.
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In a speech last week, Clinton attempted to pivot toward a general election match-up against Trump by deriding his lack of foreign policy chops and calling him "temperamentally unfit" to serve as commander in chief.
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The former secretary of State is temperamentally the opposite of Trump, and experts counsel that she should not try to ape the Manhattan businessman too closely, no matter how heated their expected general election battle becomes.
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In the accounts we've seen of his book "Fear: Trump in the White House," Woodward reveals a man who is temperamentally unfit for office, surrounded by aides who are trying to rein in his awful impulses.
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Trump is seamier, cruder and more temperamentally authoritarian than Bush and Obama, and his Russian romance lacks the establishment pedigree of the Bush-Saudi connections and the cosmopolitan idealism of Obama's wooing of the Muslim world.
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The news media spent much of the campaign indulging in an orgy of false equivalence; nonetheless, most voters probably got the message that the political/media establishment considered Trump ignorant and temperamentally unqualified to be president.
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The albums are sonically and temperamentally distinct, but they both have something to say about transformation, which Mr. Smith, a longtime member of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians, considers central to his work.
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Ezra Klein I would say that in general, Warren is able to do something that a lot of Democrats temperamentally have trouble doing: match Trump's counterpunching in a way that gives her similar media space to him.
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Clinton has said her experience in government as secretary of state and a U.S. senator makes her uniquely qualified for the White House, and that Trump's series of controversial comments make him temperamentally unfit for the office.
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Even more than Brexit, it was an unthinkable political event that will have consequences for the entire world—the elevation of an unqualified, temperamentally unsound racist and sexist to the the most powerful position in the world.
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Nationally, as well as in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin, one in six to one in five voters who thought Trump was unqualified, or temperamentally unsuited, for the presidency cast their ballots for him despite these important reservations.
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Still, the public airing of grievances was perhaps an inevitable clash between two temperamentally similar but philosophically different alpha males who for almost six months have been nearly inseparable despite lacking any previous relationship to speak of.
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Both themes would play into his later work, like the Western-themed albums Tumbleweed Connection and Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, which references The Wizard of Oz. Temperamentally, Taupin is a bit different than his more outgoing working partner.
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"I think President Trump is a very insecure man, and that insecurity is really manifested with all those attacks," Schultz said, of how he would run against a president who is temperamentally much more aggressive than he is.
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Republicans, Democrats and Independents who help build NATO into the most successful military alliance in history would all come to the same conclusion: Donald Trump is temperamentally unfit and fundamentally ill-prepared to be our Commander in Chief.
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In the wake of his equivocal response to a violent far-right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in which a young woman was killed, we argued that America's president was "politically inept, morally barren and temperamentally unfit for office".
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" Hillary Clinton said Trump was "temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and immense responsibility" and that "a man you can bait with a tweet is not a man we can trust with nuclear weapons.
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The election of a man temperamentally unfit for the presidency and lacking in the basic qualifications to perform the job, backed up by congressional allies who seem determined to ignore his flagrant corruption, is still an alarming situation.
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She thanked Bernie Sanders for running a strong and challenging campaign, took a swing at Donald Trump, calling him "temperamentally unfit" to be president, and made it clear she wanted to make history as the first woman president.
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Liberal columnists are united in shock that so many people voted for a man who inflamed racial, ethnic and religious tensions, insulted and mistreated women, and was deemed temperamentally unfit to be president, even by many of his supporters.
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"I will say this, Hillary Clinton has got to go to jail," Trump told supporters here as he slammed Clinton's foreign policy speech earlier in the day in which Clinton called Trump dangerous and "temperamentally unfit" to be president.
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Short of that, Clinton may have felt that she could win over moderates not by directly appealing to them but simply by toning down the economic progressivism and simply hammering Trump as "temperamentally unfit and totally unqualified" for office.
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He seemed temperamentally ill-suited for a power grab during the trial, although he has on occasion voted with the court's liberal wing and in 2018 rebuked Trump over the president's criticism of judges who have ruled against him.
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Hillary Clinton: Trump is 'temperamentally unfit' to be president "If you are voting in the GOP primary Tuesday, write in Ronald Reagan for president," the editorial board wrote about the 40th president, who died in 2004 at age 93.
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He hasn't ever felt like a great fit, physically or temperamentally, for the character from the books — if you want to see Mr. Mankell's Wallander embodied, check out Krister Henriksson in the Swedish series, which is available on Netflix.
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Beyond puzzling out what happened to them and how to liberate themselves, the group also has to build a new society from the ground up, which isn't easy for young people who are temperamentally inclined to break the rules.
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Despite large majorities of people believing he was not temperamentally suited to be President and lacked the qualifications for the job, they voted for him anyway -- believing that we are under threat and that only Trump properly understood it.
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It's an example of Clinton rolling out her dominant campaign strategy of largely ignoring the ideological stakes in the campaign in favor of what a Clinton campaign official characterizes as the argument that Trump is temperamentally unfit for office.
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The relatively lengthy shutter speeds necessitated by Kodachrome — a slow, not very light-sensitive film — meant that Herzog was not only temperamentally unsuited but technically unable to snap events on the fly in the sly manner of Cartier-Bresson.
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Given the timing of the book, though, its greatest value may lie in the way it explains why potential candidates are so often described, by different interested parties, as being ignorant, bigots or temperamentally unsuited to the task at hand.
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Pointing to his response to the Orlando tragedy -- in particular, his renewed calls to temporarily ban Muslims and other migrants from entering the United States -- Clinton slammed Trump as "temperamentally unfit" and "totally unqualified" to be leader of the free world.
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Campaign staffers had spoken throughout Clinton's presidential bid of the extreme pressure many of them felt in facing Trump, whom Clinton argued was temperamentally and intellectually unfit for the presidency and to be in charge of the US nuclear arsenal.
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"Temperamentally, Alex is a woman of the West — a blonde in the dust," he writes of the collagist Alexis Smith — a typical Hickeyism that seems more at home on a Neil Young B-side than in the pages of Artforum.
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"Whether or not [Kavanaugh] attempted to rape [Christine Blasey Ford], I thought he was temperamentally unfit to serve on the Supreme Court because of his outburst during the hearing," Carter said, according to video taken by a student during his remarks.
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Hillary Clinton does a good job of saying the right things about income inequality and the working class now, but you make a good case that she seems, temperamentally, to be the kind of liberal you study in the book.
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Describing the moment she realized she had lost the race as a "devastating personal loss," she said she felt "particularly terrible that someone I thought was not qualified or temperamentally suitable to be president was going to assume that office."
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If, as most analysts expect, he emerges as the winner of the second round of the election, he will face the task of forging relations with Trump, a politician who temperamentally and philosophically has more in common with Le Pen.
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The Republican Party was about to nominate the most inexperienced, unpopular, and temperamentally unsuited major party presidential candidate in the history of American politics, and there was nothing the establishment could do about it beyond trying to contain the political damage.
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As temperamentally distinctive as Mr. Bush is from Mr. Trump, historians seeking to tell the story of the devolution of the Republican Party will also find that the forces that gave us 2016 have roots in the first Bush administration.
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Euridice and Guida, two temperamentally distinct sisters who remain estranged for much of this beguiling novel, share a dormant acumen for business that they'll eventually be compelled to tap, given the limited options afforded to women in 1940s Rio de Janeiro.
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Mr. Biden, a temperamentally affectionate politician, plowed right into the intimate space of people he encountered, at a time, in the #MeToo era, when the discussion of inappropriate contact has gained volume and the need to acknowledge consent has grown acute.
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Senator Bob Corker, a respected Republican and chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has now plainly stated what many have known but refused to acknowledge — that Donald Trump continues to lie, and is temperamentally unfit and unqualified to be president.
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Mr. Obama, who during the campaign called Mr. Trump temperamentally unfit and dangerously unqualified to be president, has since said his priority is to lead an orderly transition of power to help Mr. Trump succeed for the good of the country.
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"Throughout this campaign, Trump has refused to outline any coherent foreign policy doctrine, failed to demonstrate a basic understanding of world affairs, and repeatedly proven he's temperamentally unfit to serve as our commander in chief," Clinton's campaign said on Wednesday.
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In response to the criticism, Trump pledged to focus more on Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, who emerged from last week's Democratic National Convention with a lead in the polls and who has been consistently attacking him as temperamentally unfit for the presidency.
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But in their place will be a president who is Obama's opposite temperamentally as much as ideologically, a former fashion model first lady, and a retinue of aides — some of whom have been clear about their antagonism toward the Washington status quo.
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Clinton has concluded that catching Mr. Trump in a lie during the debate is not enough to beat him: She needs the huge television audience to see him as temperamentally unfit for the presidency, and that she has the power to unhinge him.
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If anything, they're open to such a proposal despite Trump's support: Both Ayotte and Collins have criticized Trump and both are still holding out on endorsing him; Kirk has outright unendorsed Trump while calling him temperamentally unfit to control America's nuclear arsenal.
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The truth is that the G.O.P. faced its decisive test in 2016, when almost everyone in the Republican establishment lined up behind a man fully known to be a would-be authoritarian who was unfit morally, temperamentally and intellectually for high office.
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Some evangelical Christians say that the fracture over Mr. Trump within their community runs so deep that the desire for an alternative — especially one like Mr. Buttigieg, who is so temperamentally different from the profane, brash and unpredictable president — will remain strong.
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Yet I'm worried because the existing policy inherited from Barack Obama is running out of time, because all U.S. and South Korean policies toward North Korea have pretty much failed over the years, and because Trump seems temperamentally inclined to fire missiles.
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Specifically, she cited Trump's recent feud with the family of slain war hero Humayun Khan, his attacks on a federal judge because of his Mexican heritage, and his mocking of a disabled reporter as reasons he was temperamentally unfit to lead the country.
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The death of John McCain, America's great soldier-statesman, is a reminder that Britain has another model of leadership to turn to: politicians who experienced the real world in the sharpest way possible before going into politics, but who are temperamentally sceptical of political dogma.
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Billed by her campaign as a major national security address, the speech mostly consisted of Clinton reciting some of Trump's more insane foreign policy ideas as evidence that he is ""temperamentally unfit" to be president and "will take our country down a truly dangerous path.
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His vehement warnings that GOP nominee Donald Trump is temperamentally and intellectually unfit for the Oval Office leave Obama standing apart from almost all of his 43 predecessors in the extent to which he has publicly expressed a hostile attitude to a potential successor.
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That case clearly found an audience: In the exit poll on Election Day in 2016, 61% of voters said they did not believe Trump was qualified to serve as president and 20163% said they did not believe he was temperamentally suited for the job.
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Nor are we about to get one: Because Trump is too politically weak to win a stark confrontation with the Supreme Court, and Roberts is temperamentally modest and consensus-oriented, their Twitter beef is an illumination of reality, rather than a step into crisis.
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But Trump also reeled off a series of blistering politicized passages that the conservative but temperamentally gentle 40th President would never have included in a speech that typically has reached for a common national ground -- even while being a laundry list of political priorities.
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That's one reason the majority on the Judiciary Committee hired sex crimes prosecutor Rachel Mitchell to question Ford, in place of the 11 middle-aged or elderly GOP men on the committee, some of whom seem temperamentally more at home in the last century.
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So, you know, we can't check tweets, but — I kind of expect if Donald heard what she just said, he's tweeting away," Clinton joked, adding of Warren: "She exposes him for what he is, temperamentally unfit and totally unqualified to be president of the United States.
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He would do nothing to shore up support among those who doubt Trump's conservative bona fides, or his commitment to fighting the culture wars, though it would presumably comfort some of those who doubt that Trump is temperamentally fit for the role of commander-in-chief.
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First, however desirable a shift may be, there are big reasons to doubt whether Britain, the quintessential "liberal market economy" (or LME as the Varieties of Capitalism theorists categorise it), is temperamentally suited to the structures and norms of a Germanic "coordinated market economy", or CME.
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Why should Cruz or any of the other candidates have respected a pledge to support a nominee who subsequently revealed himself to be so mean-spirited and disrespectful of civil discourse, to say nothing of proving himself to be woefully unqualified and temperamentally unfit to be president?
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We've seen that Trump is racist, ignorant, and temperamentally unfit for the presidency—but we haven't just reported that as our impression of the man, because those are the words of Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan, and other leaders of the Republican Party, which Trump now leads.
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That's because his framing of Clinton as a temperamentally cautious, ideologically moderate politician who tries to straddle the divide between progressive activists and status quo business groups is, for better or worse, exactly how she is going to want to portray herself for the coming general election.
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But that would be risky, not least because we have an American president and a North Korean leader who both seem impetuous, overconfident and temperamentally inclined to escalate any dispute — and the American mainland increasingly will be in the cross hairs of North Korean nuclear warheads.
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Unlike his predecessor, Donald F. McGahn II, who privately referred to Mr. Trump as "King Kong" and sought to curb some of his potentially self-destructive impulses, Mr. Cipollone is known to stay behind the scenes and has been described as more temperamentally agreeable to Mr. Trump.
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Temperamentally urban, a resident of San Francisco who grew up in the part of New Jersey that's across the George Washington Bridge from Manhattan, Kleinzahler can't exactly be categorized as a nature poet, but he does have a fine-tuned sensitivity to seasonal and barometric fluctuations.
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"Getting Republicans to say Donald Trump is temperamentally unfit to be president is not mutually exclusive with running on bold progressives ideas liked debt-free college, expanding Social Security, a public health insurance option and Wall Street reform," said Progressive Change Campaign Committee founder Adam Green.
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Last night at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia a murderer's row of party leaders, from Vice President Joe Biden to vice presidential hopeful Tim Kaine to President-in-Winter Barack Obama, tore into Republican candidate Donald Trump as being temperamentally, philosophically, and emotionally unfit for the presidency.
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Exit polls indicate that a majority of voters were persuaded by Clinton's arguments that Trump was unqualified and temperamentally unsuited for the presidency, but a decent swathe of voters who agreed with her about that voted third party rather than for Trump's opponent — ultimately denying Clinton the victory.
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Instead of elevating the renegade, insurgent conservatives who have vowed to challenge party leaders in Washington — candidates who are politically and temperamentally cut from the same cloth as the president — Mr. Trump has effectively shut off the oxygen to the noisiest and most fractious wing of his party.
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"At a time when the world looks to the United States for steady leadership, Donald Trump once again proved two truths about his candidacy — that he is temperamentally unfit to be President of the United States and that he is in it for no one but himself," Sullivan said.
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It does help that other actors, not burdened with prequelitis, are able to give sharp performances, including Andrew Brooke as a flinty desk sergeant and Jessica Gunning as another W.P.C. In "Endeavour," Shaun Evans — a hilarious mismatch, physically and temperamentally, with John Thaw, the original Morse — plays essentially a new character.
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At the show's center — standing in for Forster's temperamentally opposite sisters, Margaret and Helen Schlegel — are the serious, self-doubting social activist Eric Glass (Kyle Soller, a poignant anchoring presence) and his flamboyant playwright boyfriend, Toby Darling, who has a Hidden Past he pretends never happened (an electrically vivid Andrew Burnap).
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Turmoil in the FBI Crisscrossing the country to win over undecided voters in battleground states over the past few days, Clinton has been warning voters about what a Trump presidency would look like, casting the Republican nominee as a sexist bully who is temperamentally unfit and unqualified to be commander in chief.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) These two candidates, temperamentally and ideologically very different, both performed broadly in line with their poll ratings.
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The next Tory leader will be chosen in a two-part drama, first by a vote of legislators, with the top two finishers then going to a vote by grass-roots Conservative members, who as a group are more right wing than Mr. Cameron and temperamentally inclined to Mr. Johnson's anti-Europe position.
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But he situated himself in a particular school within conservatism, one that is temperamentally moderate, deeply suspicious of ideology, aware of the complexity of human society, and empirical in the sense that he was constantly testing what he was saying against what was actually happening in the world and the effect it had.
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"If you have a very narcissistic parent who pretty much needs to take up all the space and all the room in order to feel like a person at all, a temperamentally sensitive person is going to give up that space in order to have any kind of connection to that parent," he says.
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Gates also says Trump is "temperamentally unsuited to lead our men and women in uniform," unlike the Obama Administration, who made lying the primary instrument of government policy, were "extremely careless" in their handling of highly classified information, doctored intelligence reports and violated the most sacred creed of the armed services – no one gets left behind.
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"I think if you take his encouragement that the Russians hack into American email accounts, if you take his quite excessive praise for Putin, his absolute allegiance to a lot of Russian wish-list foreign policy positions…[it] leads us once again to conclude he is not temperamentally fit to be president and commander in chief," Secretary Clinton said.
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He is temperamentally different from a type of man who pretends to be decent but is secretly a rapist or abuser of women—Trump can't even pretend to be decent because he needs his 'successes' to be known, hence the tasteless boasting that ironically makes him seem pathetic and juvenile, rather than the alpha he so desperately wants to be.
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Every day the evidence mounts that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, the presidential candidate favored by Russian strongman Vladimir Putin, is temperamentally, intellectually and morally unfit to be commander in chief of the American military.
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Speakers heavy on national security and foreign policy credentials, including Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Hill Reporter Rafael Bernal: Biden tries to salvage Latino Support Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE and former CIA director and Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, portrayed Clinton as experienced and prepared and Trump as temperamentally unfit to be commander in chief.
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Katherine ClarkKatherine Marlea ClarkThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Fourth-ranking House Democrat backs Trump impeachment Toni Morrison dies at 88 MORE (D-Mass.) called out the "cherry-picked racist research" cited in DeVos's budget, a single study that attempts to show that disparities in school discipline are not because of institutional racism or unconscious bias, but because black children are temperamentally different from white children, disruptive and just plain bad kids.
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"I think if you take his encouragement that the Russians hack into American email accounts, if you take his quite excessive praise for Putin, his absolute allegiance to a lot of Russian wish list foreign policy positions, his effort then to try to distance himself from that backlash -- which rightly came not just from Democrats, but Republicans, independents, national security and intelligence experts -- leads us, once again, to conclude he is not temperamentally fit to be president and commander in chief," she said.
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