Mike Pence Memoir Could Define Him for 2024, but Donald Trump Looms Large
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However, as with much U.S. politics in recent years, perceptions of the former vice president will also be framed through the lens of his old boss: Donald Trump. Memoirs are always an opportunity for authors to spin history in a way that s most favorable to them and Pence s will be no exception, Thomas Gift, lecturer in political science and founding director of the Centre on U.S. Politics at University College London, told
Newsweek. He will use the book to try to burnish his image, to champion his own cause, and to emphasize his role in the achievements of the Trump presidency, while downplaying his role in its many scandals.
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The community spirit at the heart of the project sees eco-minded brands, such as Gabriela Hearst and Phoebe English, join forces with emerging designers, including Bianca Saunders and Charlotte Knowles who are only a few years ahead of the students themselves; heritage labels, from Barbour to Begg & Co; and high-street giant River Island, to pave the way for a greener fashion future. With support from journalist Charlie Porter and former Sibling
Kenyan politicians’ kids and where they went to school.
Despite their crude behaviours in public, Kenyan politicians know the value of a good education behind closed doors. As such, they offer their children the best education that money can buy, and since money isn t a problem for some politicians in the country, they take their children to the best schools around the world. Here are some schools where politicians kids attended.
Ngina Kenyatta
The first daughter has kept a low profile since her father became the president of the country. However, being a member of the first family has its perks. After finishing high school, she joined her brother, Jomo Kenyatta, at the prestigious Hilton College in South Africa, where she was an active student. She was part of a group of students who sang Lift Your Hearts Up and graduated with a degree in international relations and politics. She currently serves as a director at The Kenyatta Trust, offering mentorship and education to disa
How did he make his millions and is he married?
Here’s everything you need to know about the second youngest Dragon and his career so far.
Tej Lalvani makes up one fifth of the Dragons’ Den fiercesome team (Credit: BBC One)
Who is Tej Lalvani and how did he get rich?
Tej Lalvani is the CEO of Vitabiotics, the largest vitamin company in the UK with a current group turnover of over £300 million a year.
The company was founded in 1971 by his scientist father Professor Kartar Lalvani who remains the company’s Chairman.
Tej has grown the business over the past 20 years, making it one of the leading nutrition companies in the UK.
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