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He had watched California Republicans run some tough-nosed campaigns on immigration that resulted in a backlash that helped the Democrats take over their state government.

But, so far, rationality and logic have not made a dent in the paranoia of Texans who think the U.S. Army is about to take over their state or birthers who think the president is a Kenyan, so why would it work on a kid who believes Allah has promised him Paradise if he is willing to die in the act of mass murder?

The job of reconciling tribal factions in post-Qaddafi Libya is likely to be contested with equal vigour.Yet private mediators also have substantial advantages over their state equivalents.

In a conversation about the role of the judicial system he slammed left-leaning judges in California as having a "reign of terror" over their state.

After their disappearance, he spoke with some of the students' family members, and with citizens who are struggling to defend themselves against the rampant crime and poverty that loom over their state.

MPs have today told the Department for  Work and Pensions (DWP) that it urgently needs to improve the information it sends to people reaching retirement age, after evidence showed that many women are confused over their state pension entitlement.

These days, the authorities require Tibetans who want to make photocopies of documents — from religious texts to farming manuals — to get permission from the local police, and Internet cafe customers must hand over their state-issued identification cards.

Yet according to the Alzheimer's Society, fewer than a third of people aged over 65 receiving care for memory and cognition problems have a personal budget that allows them greater choice over their state-funded care and support.

It also implicitly references a brawl the Turnbull government has been indulging with state governments over their state-based renewable energy targets, by requiring an examination of the "integration of climate change and energy policy, including the impact of state-based policies on achieving an effective national approach".

Not only are governors powerful figures in their own right, but they often have sway over their states' congressmen.Mongrel coalitionIn the absence of a formal coalition with Mr Cardoso's support base, Mr da Silva has two options, neither especially palatable.

Boren, a former Democratic senator from Oklahoma, met the president years ago through the elder President Bush, and in recent years the two have sparred over their states' competing college football teams.