And, of course, because we all have to pretend to be VASTLY STUPID, we aren't allowed to suggest that when someone says that "new information" could "refine his policies" could simply mean "make those policies - those unchanging policies!
Make America's closest regional ally, Israel, understand that a changed Middle East cannot be met with unchanging Israeli policies.
This norm is so powerful that its difficult to imagine the media abandoning the horse race in favor of greater emphasis on aspects of the campaign that are largely unchanging, like Hillary Clinton's policy proposals.
Why doesn't anyone - ANYONE!? - subject McCain's unchanging, unflinching, headstrong embrace of FAILED policy as a detriment?
"The Soviet policy of support to Syria is stable and unchanging," a Soviet official was quoted as telling a Syrian delegation visiting Moscow.
"The hawk/dove labels are pretty silly because they suggest some unchanging genetic tendency towards favouring one type of policy; anyone who was like that would be very ill suited to be on the MPC," he said.
Standing against this limitation is the unique picture we have provided of community level views about implementing tobacco policies during perhaps Australia's most dynamic period of tobacco policy generation to address high and unchanging rates of smoking in these disadvantaged populations.
Furthermore, culture is not monolithic, nor it is unchanging, nor still is it unchangeable.
As a consequence, much of the work life balance policy and practice research examines WLB issues from a relatively static and unchanging perspective resulting in praxis which is undifferentiated.
Like those who came before them, they will find that the real key to policy lies not with them but with a single unchanging executive branch employee: Donald J. Trump.
