Sentence examples similar to co presidency from inspiring English sources

Richard V. Allen's article (July 30) gives the impression that Ronald Reagan's 1980 campaign lacked a "highly structured search" for a vice-presidential candidate, that a "co-presidency" between Reagan and former President Ford almost became "a deal" and that George Bush was picked virtually by accident, at the last moment.

Cheney found the image of him as the dark controller of a weak-minded president, crystallized by books with titles like "The Co-Presidency of Bush and Cheney" and "Vice: Dick Cheney and the Hijacking of the American Presidency," to be absurd.

The co-presidency arrangement will be announced Thursday by Bonnie Hammer, who was the president of USA until Comcast gained control of NBCUniversal in January.

One of the biggest paradoxes of this so-called co-presidency is that while much needs to be done, the current president isn't doing anything and the president-elect has little actual power to effect change.

This has resulted in a kind of co-Presidency for Reagan.

She spent the early 1990s turning the position of first lady into a virtual co-presidency.

It suggested that the Clintons are running for a co-presidency.

She has published nine nonfiction books including "The Co-Presidency of Bush and Cheney".

That is one reason why this time the transition will be less an interregnum than a co-presidency.

Democrats in the Bush years, of course, criticized Mr. Cheney for usurping for himself a kind of co-presidency.

"Voters don't like the idea of a co-presidency, and he became so high profile that he made people begin to see this as a possible co-presidency," Ms. Fowler said.