United States Studies Centre

@USSC

The leading think tank analysing US foreign policy, defence, economics, technology, politics and culture. Join us → ussc.edu.au/subscribe

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United States Studies Centre @USSC 3d

Could a weaker Trump become more combative? USSC's @DrMichaelJGreen argues that elevating Stephen Miller could tighten discipline inside the White House while weakening Trump’s ability to work with Congress.
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www.abc.net.au Will Stephen Miller make Trump 'Trumpier'? - ABC listen Since the crushing defeat of the Republicans in the midterm elections, Donald Trump has been widely labelled as a lame duck. But is he, or will he be more Trumpian than ever? Today, Michael...

United States Studies Centre @USSC 4d

The US data centre backlash holds a lesson for Australia: national standards must address community concerns.

Clear siting requirements, transparent reporting of resource use and meaningful early consultation will be essential.

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United States Studies Centre @USSC Nov 6

“Adversaries often mistake diversity and democratic contestation for weakness.”

USSC's @DrMichaelJGreen on what the US midterms reveal about American democracy and what allies should take from the result.

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The image is a split design. On the left, there's a commentary section with the text: "Don’s party hit a blue wall, but this doesn’t mean a US lurch to the left. The Democrats understandably are giddy but will have to manage their transition to power carefully. By Dr. Michael Green." On the right is a photograph of the U.S. Capitol building with two American flags in the foreground. The sky is tinged with pink, suggesting early morning or late afternoon.

United States Studies Centre @USSC Nov 3

“I think there is a lack of trust in all democratic institutions across the board in the United States," says USSC's @KatRobisonPhD.

What does it mean for the US midterms? Robison discusses election trust, voting laws and the limits of federal power.
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www.youtube.com US election trust under pressure? Dr Kathryn Robison explains How is Donald Trump's approach to voting shaping the US midterm ele...

United States Studies Centre @USSC Nov 2

Four seats could reshape the remainder of President Trump’s presidency.

That is the net gain Democrats need to secure control of the House on 3 November.

We explain what’s at stake and what a shift in congressional power would mean.

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