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So it's a bit dubious and unsurprisingly hypocritical for Painter, who was in the thick of some of this political chicanery in Rove's West Wing, to attack Obama and use his administration as the poster-child for partisan opportunism.

Are You F**king Kidding!? It's unsurprisingly hypocritical for Richard Painter, who was in the thick of some of Bush era political chicanery in Rove's West Wing, to attack Obama and use his administration as the poster-child for partisan opportunism.

"The United States strongly condemns the barbaric murder of UK citizen David Haines by the terrorist group Isil," he said, using his administration's preferred acronym for Isis.

President Barack Obama used his administration's killing of Osama bin Laden as a way of making security a non-issue.

Concerned about appearing to use his office or his administration improperly to boost Hillary Clinton's candidacy, Mr. Obama barred members of his cabinet from addressing the Democratic National Convention in 2016.

They could hand their president an embarrassing setback, forcing him to use his first veto of his administration.

What's much clearer is that the fall of Bo, who attempted to use his left-leaning Chongqing administration to secure a commanding place in the party's Beijing leadership, has been seized on to change China's political direction.

And, finally, she suggests that Mr. Powell let the administration use his prestige and popularity "even as it repeatedly undermined him and disregarded his advice," at least in part because he "simply refused to acknowledge the extent of the losses he had suffered": "Beyond his soldier's sense of duty, he saw even the threat of resignation as an acknowledgment of defeat.

Also working at BPC is former Clintonite Chris Jennings, who used his Clinton administration clout to earn millions lobbying for several health and drug companies.

Mitt Romney will arrive in London on Wednesday pursued by calls from the Obama administration to use his first overseas tour as the Republican presidential candidate to define a foreign policy that amounts to more than criticising the president.

Mr. Astorino, a Republican who was elected after the settlement was reached and has made his opposition to elements of it a centerpiece of his administration, used his annual State of the County address on Tuesday to reiterate his stark differences with the federal government.