Is Trump's predilection for saying something p and then shortly afterwards not-p with him a blurring which implies some sort of tactical manipulation? If so, is there some theory concerning such communicative strategies? Have other politicians occasionally or frequently exploited similar blurring...
OK let me be more specific. In episode 8 of The Crown (Netflix), it is implied that Queen Elizabeth II went to Ghana (because she heard a sly comment from JFK's wife) to prevent the country from going into the arm of the USSR despite the warming of her PM. It is portrayed in the show that the Que...

This surge seems to only have stabilized in the last decade and spans roughly 1980-2005. What is it’s cause? Even when accounting for population growth, the graph does not look much different.

I understand that the word exists in Welsh, but that it's a modern loanword from Gaelic referring to Scotland.
Albion first appears in ancient Greek accounts along with Ierne as being part of the British Isles.
The Romans don't appear to have used the term much, preferring Britannia though the ...
Was the Vendee uprising during the French Revolution about loyalty to the French monarchy, or really about Breton nationalism? Brian Ghilliotti

This surge seems to only have stabilized in the last decade and spans roughly 1980-2005. What is it’s cause? Even when accounting for population growth, the graph does not look much different.

I understand that the word exists in Welsh, but that it's a modern loanword from Gaelic referring to Scotland.
Albion first appears in ancient Greek accounts along with Ierne as being part of the British Isles.
The Romans don't appear to have used the term much, preferring Britannia though the ...
