Trump v. Eisenhower: no experience needed
Richard Brodsky
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Richard Brodsky
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Even as the summer draws to a close, Donald Trump’s domination of the Republican primary polls shows no sign of abating. If Trump was to be elected president next year, Richard Brodsky writes that he would be only one of four Republicans to ascend to the office with no previous elected experience. He writes that while Trump’s inexperience has been turned into a virtue, if elected, he will still have to contend with the constraints of the Constitution.
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Even as the summer draws to a close, Donald Trump’s domination of the Republican primary polls shows no sign of abating. If Trump was to be elected president next year, Richard Brodsky writes that he would be only one of four Republicans to ascend to the office with no previous elected experience. He writes that while Trump’s inexperience has been turned into a virtue, if elected, he will still have to contend with the constraints of the Constitution.
Key concepts: Constitution, Virtue, Sign (mathematics), Law, Political science, Public administration, Mathematics, Mathematical analysis