Given the boys-will-be-boys attitudes that have governed official responses to more severe incidents involving other college students (see, for instance, recent events at Baylor University, or the court's handling of Brock Turner's case), it's notable that Harvard chose to act with such decisiveness.
Reporting from Des Moines Chicagogo Mayor Rahm Emanuel will argue that President Obama has governed based on his principles, not politics, as he steps onto his highest-profile stage as a surrogate for his former boss.
In simple cartoons, the drawings promise voters that Mr. Cué will kick out the party that has governed Oaxaca for 80 years and clean up the state.
Entrenched special interest groups, including re-energized state-owned enterprises, are defending their positions, there is a growing expectations gap between citizens and the government, and Mr. Xi will have to govern while keeping two predecessors — Mr. Hu and Jiang Zemin — happy.
And whoever wins will have to govern in hard times.
And we will have to govern with less money around.
He will have to govern without a majority in an almost evenly split Congress.
We are heading into an era where systems will have to govern actions; where games will be too vast to script.
Grover Norquist, a prominent conservative strategist, said "the Democrats will have to govern as moderates" in states like Arizona, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin, where Republicans will control both houses of the state legislatures.
Even if Obama is reëlected, then, he will have to govern, as he has since the Tea Party's rise in 2010, in a constrained muddle of veto threats and negotiations, administrative rule writing, court battles, and political-appointment fights.
"When it does there will be more space available," he said, "and that will have a governing effect on the price of office space in Danbury, that is now in the $23 to $25 per square foot range".
