Presidents always do best when they lead the most. And if you even if you don't like what they're saying, presidents get credit for leadership if they take the initiative.
Ari Fleischer: “Presidents always do best when they lead the most. And if you even if you don't like what they're saying, presidents get…”
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Ari Fleischer comments on the importance of presidential leadership and initiative in policy proposals.
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I think it sort of two key moments, Wolf. One, there's going to be a vote in the United States Senate to give Congress a role in approving whatever it is that the president negotiates. And two, whether or not Congress moves forward. The…
Well, that's the right thing to say and we should not take sides. We have two bad sides to take a choice between but we did take sides previously.
The president was so willing just to wipe his hands and say, I end wars, I don't start wars, I'm withdrawing everybody.
I think it's both. It's going to be pulled. It already has been pulled. No member of Congress are going to vote on this while there's a chance that something like this could happen.





