Trump’s Tactics Toward Canada Suggest He Underestimates Resolve of America’s Neighbor to the North
By CONRAD BLACK
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CHARLESTON, S.C. — The nation’s governors are closing ranks in opposition to a proposal in Congress that would let the president take control of the National Guard in emergencies without consent of governors.
By CONRAD BLACK
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By CARLOS SOUSA
|CHARLESTON, S.C. — The nation’s governors are closing ranks in opposition to a proposal in Congress that would let the president take control of the National Guard in emergencies without consent of governors.
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