The president will listen seriously. Most believe, though, he will cherry pick from the report, accept the recommendations that he thinks will help him, at least in the short-term, and ignore those that he thinks run too counter to the administration approach.
John King discusses how the president will respond to recommendations from a report regarding U.S. engagement with Iran and Syria.
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He was not afraid of going outside of orthodoxy and taking heat for it and taking flack for it.
You address your weaknesses. At this point in the campaign, you're the nominee. They have eight months to November. You address your weaknesses and you try to build on your strengths.
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The question is, do the rules apply anymore? This is the question I ask myself all the time.
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