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>> but the new administration hasn't even gone into office and I cannot get away from this. Well, it cuts both ways. New administration should not be talking
by throwaway425933 2y ago
>> but the new administration hasn't even gone into office and I cannot get away from this.
Well, it cuts both ways. New administration should not be talking till they are in office.
- _blk 2y agoRespectfully, why not? That's the whole point of campaigning. I seriously hope an incoming administration has a plan before they get to office. "I wouldn't change anything" fortunately doesn't seem to win elections when everything's sideways.
- Mordisquitos 2y agoCampaigning is customarily done before elections, not after.
- ipaddr 2y agoCampaigning is done right happens between elections. In most countries you only have 4/6 weeks. As Kim Campbell of Canada famously said an election is not the time to debate issues. Now the US has a much longer campaign period.. and elections every 2 years. They are always campaigning.
- rootusrootus 2y agoI hope that the incoming President is not campaigning at this time, nor at any time in the future.
- nradov 2y agoEvery US President is constantly campaigning. Not necessarily for his own re-election but to create public pressure on Congress to support his agenda, and then to get votes for his endorsed successor.
- amazingamazing 2y agoThat makes no sense
- aziaziazi 2y agoMany other countries have that. It’s like not giving you admin credentials before you contract start. But there’s no credential, the admin power comes from talking. And as a manager of managers, they has to restrain themselfes.