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Zerg wrote on Jan 11, 2025, 04:57:👍jdreyer wrote on Jan 10, 2025, 17:16:
In this particular case, Biden is enabled to issue enforcement restrictions like this as part of implementing the CHIPS Act.
Many thanks for your explanation!
If Russia stops fighting, the war ends. If Ukraine stops fighting, Ukraine ends. Slava Ukraini!
jdreyer wrote on Jan 10, 2025, 17:16:
In this particular case, Biden is enabled to issue enforcement restrictions like this as part of implementing the CHIPS Act.
Many thanks for your explanation!
In this particular case, Biden is enabled to issue enforcement restrictions like this as part of implementing the CHIPS Act. So it's his decision to take these specific actions, likely proposed by one of his cabinet. Many of these kinds of headlines likely of this type: something the president is actively implementing that Congress authorized. Alternatively it could be an executive order the president believes he has the authority to implement.
In other cases, it's a naked attempt to get clicks by putting the president's name in the headline. This is particularly true of one specific president.
In other cases, it's a naked attempt to get clicks by putting the president's name in the headline. This is particularly true of one specific president.
If Russia stops fighting, the war ends. If Ukraine stops fighting, Ukraine ends. Slava Ukraini!
"journalism"
I have a question for my US co-Bluers.
Why is that headlines usually mention the US president doing something? Is it really the president's idea? Did the president come up with it, plan the entire thing, etc.? Or is it more like that other elected officials put everything together and just asked the US president to sign off on it and it's just more sensational to say that "President X does Y"?
This is not a jab, I'm genuinely curious. In Europe, credit usually does not go to a single political figure but to the whole party and/or team that worked on it. Thanks in advance!
Why is that headlines usually mention the US president doing something? Is it really the president's idea? Did the president come up with it, plan the entire thing, etc.? Or is it more like that other elected officials put everything together and just asked the US president to sign off on it and it's just more sensational to say that "President X does Y"?
This is not a jab, I'm genuinely curious. In Europe, credit usually does not go to a single political figure but to the whole party and/or team that worked on it. Thanks in advance!
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