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You can do a vacation, but I think you ought to do it in a way that serves your political needs, says Steven Schier, a presidential historian at Carleton College in Minnesota.
Economic woes offer awkward backdrop for Obama's vacation 2011
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The Schier vellies are a graceful riff on the desert boot, died in fantastic fashion-forward shades.
Tamsin Smith: Walk This Way Tamsin Smith 2011
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"Mid-20th-century presidents had higher political capital and more stable political capital than presidents of the last 20 years," says Steven Schier, a political scientist who is studying presidential job approval since modern polling began in the 1930s.
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You can do a vacation, but I think you ought to do it in a way that serves your political needs, says Steven Schier, a presidential historian at Carleton College in Minnesota.
Economic woes offer awkward backdrop for Obama's vacation 2011
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A better solution, Schier says, would be to go somewhere else.
Economic woes offer awkward backdrop for Obama's vacation 2011
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Schier theorizes that the difference in ratings is due to the accelerating speed with which information is disseminated, the declining number of Americans firmly tied to a political party and a growing desire to see quick results.
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Matthew Staver for The Wall Street Journal J.D. Schier watches cows walk into a different pen after ranchers branded calves with the 'frying pan' brand on the Bledsoe ranch on May 12.
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Branding Day at the Bledsoe Ranch Matthew Staver for The Wall Street Journal J.D. Schier watches cows walk into a different pen during a morning of branding on the Bledsoe ranch outside Hugo, Colo.
In a Beef Over Branding Stephanie Simon 2011
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Political scientist Steve Schier at Carleton College in Northfield, Minn., concurs: "The budget was technically balanced, but long-term structural issues weren't solved and they're at the root of our current shutdown."
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A better solution, Schier says, would be to go somewhere else.
Economic woes offer awkward backdrop for Obama's vacation 2011
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