John Bolton (died c.1426), was an English mercer and Member of Parliament. He was a Member (MP) of the Parliament of England for City of York in 1399 and 1407. He was Mayor of York 3 Feb. 1410–11. References 14th-century births 1426 deaths 14th-century English people 15th-century English people Lord Mayors of York Politicians from York Members of the Parliament of England (pre-1707)

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“I cannot offer a comprehensive theory of the Trump Administration's transformation because none is possible. Washington's conventional wisdom on Trump's trajectory, however, is wrong.”
— p. 1
“After I left the White House, when Trump abandoned the Kurds in Syria, there was speculation about who he might abandon next. Taiwan was right near the top of the list, and would probably stay there as long as Trump remained President, not a happy prospect.”
— p. 314
“With 2020 being a presidential election year, it was inevitable that Trump's performance in this global health emergency would become a campaign issue, which it did almost immediately. And there was plenty to criticize, starting with the Administration's early, relentless assertion that the disease was "contained" and would have little or no economic effect.”
— p. 315
“Of course, politics is ever present in government, but a second-term Trump will be far less constrained by politics than he was in his first term. The irony could well be that Democrats will find themselves more pleased substantively with a "legacy"-seeking Trump in his second term than conservatives and Republicans. Something to think about.”
— p. 489