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But critics argue he may not be the right man for the job, given that his administration was hit by economic problems and a string of corruption scandals.

From BBC

They want to analyze Trump like he’s a series of scandals or controversies to unpack on a whiteboard — something logical, manageable.

From Salon

The scandals in the potential Cabinet were a bridge too far for Tapper, who grilled Johnson on the nominations during an episode of CNN's "State of the Union."

From Salon

Then there are scandals that have emerged involving boarding schools and children's homes - the closed environments making children easy prey.

From BBC

At the center of one biggest political scandals, Clinton opened up about his "frustration" about being questioned about his affair and the emotional state during the firestorm that followed.

From Salon

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