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Bruce Wolpe

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Bruce Wolpe is a Visiting Fellow at the United States Studies Centre at the University of Sydney and a regular contributor on American politics in Australia.
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Trump has tried to bend the legal system to his will. He’s increasingly facing pushback

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By Bruce Wolpe
| The New Daily Verified
US President Donald Trump’s renovation of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool has gone beyond his vision of refurbishing a site of national pride to perfection. In the past month, the reflecting pool has become yet another tool for Trump to exact political retribution against those standing in his way. When the US$16 million ($22 million) job was completed in time for the July 4 celebrations of America’s 250th birthday, it was clear something was amiss.
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Trump has tried to bend the legal system to his will. He’s increasingly facing pushback

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By Bruce Wolpe
| Tolerance Canada
US President Donald Trump’s renovation of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool has gone beyond his vision of refurbishing a site of national pride to perfection. In the past month, the reflecting pool has become yet another tool for Trump to exact political retribution against those standing in his way. When the US$16 million (A$22 million) job was completed in time for the July 4 celebrations of America’s 250th birthday, it was clear something was amiss.
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Trump's ‘big news' speech only confirmed his own midterm crisis

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By Bruce Wolpe
| MSN Australia Verified
Bruce Wolpe President Donald Trump addressed the American people and the world (Friday AEST) to announce a new war he is waging as commander-in-chief. In advance of the speech, he said he wanted to talk about voting machines in US elections and, “We'll have a couple of other things to say, also. But I'd rather save it. But it's really big news.” The big news was China.
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