OBAMA’S CHIEF OF STAFF WARNS AMERICA…He’s Not Going Away Quietly: Promises “Audacious Executive Actions” Including Gun ControlThe big question is who, in Congress has the will to stop him? Keep your notepads handy America, and start keeping track of who you will and won t re-elect in 2016.White House chief of staff Denis McDonough pushed back against the notion his president is played out in the wake of his last State of the Union address, promising  audacious executive action  in Barack Obama s final year in office.During a breakfast with reporters in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, McDonough responded to the observation that the president s final speech before Congress lacked the usual pledge to  go it alone  if lawmakers failed to act.Coupled with the feeble executive actions on gun control announced earlier this month, had President Obama rethought the utility of acting unilaterally on issues important to the White House?  We ll do audacious executive action over the course of the rest of the year, I m confident of that,  said McDonough, explaining that President Obama s decision not to outline specific executive actions was more about a commitment to process than a lack of willpower. Process is your friend, but process also dictates what you can do,  McDonough said.  And we do want to make sure that the executive actions we undertake are not left hanging out there, subject to Congress undoing them. In addition to gun control, the White House has expressed interest in further unilateral actions on immigration reform, and in working around Congress to close the prison in Guantanamo Bay. But McDonough said the White House is considering executive action on any and all issues, and that the main question President Obama plans to ask himself is  Why not?   And so that s the spirit through which we ll approach this last year,  McDonough said.Via: National ReviewGovernment News
obama s chief of staff warns not going away quietly promises audacious executive actions including gun controlthe big question congress stop keep notepads handy america start keeping track house chief staff denis mcdonough pushed back notion president played wake last state union address promising audacious executive action barack obama final year breakfast reporters washington tuesday mcdonough responded observation president final speech congress lacked usual pledge go alone lawmakers failed feeble executive actions gun control announced earlier month president obama thought utility acting unilaterally issues important white house we audacious executive action course rest year i confident said mcdonough explaining president obama decision outline specific executive actions commitment process lack willpower process friend process also dictates mcdonough said and want make sure executive actions undertake left hanging subject congress undoing in addition gun control white house expressed interest unilateral actions immigration reform working around congress close prison guantanamo bay but mcdonough said white house considering executive action issues main question president obama plans ask why and spirit approach last year mcdonough national reviewgovernment news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: OBAMA’S CHIEF OF STAFF WARNS AMERICA…He’s Not Going Away Quietly: Promises “Audacious Executive Actions” Including Gun ControlThe big question is who, in Congress has the will to stop him? Keep your notepads handy America, and start keeping track of who you will and won t re-elect in 2016.White House chief of staff Denis McDonough pushed back against the notion his president is played out in the wake of his last State of the Union address, promising  audacious executive action  in Barack Obama s final year in office.During a breakfast with reporters in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, McDonough responded to the observation that the president s final speech before Congress lacked the usual pledge to  go it alone  if lawmakers failed to act.Coupled with the feeble executive actions on gun control announced earlier this month, had President Obama rethought the utility of acting unilaterally on issues important to the White House?  We ll do audacious executive action over the course of the rest of the year, I m confident of that,  said McDonough, explaining that President Obama s decision not to outline specific executive actions was more about a commitment to process than a lack of willpower. Process is your friend, but process also dictates what you can do,  McDonough said.  And we do want to make sure that the executive actions we undertake are not left hanging out there, subject to Congress undoing them. In addition to gun control, the White House has expressed interest in further unilateral actions on immigration reform, and in working around Congress to close the prison in Guantanamo Bay. But McDonough said the White House is considering executive action on any and all issues, and that the main question President Obama plans to ask himself is  Why not?   And so that s the spirit through which we ll approach this last year,  McDonough said.Via: National ReviewGovernment News
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: obama s chief of staff warns not going away quietly promises audacious executive actions including gun controlthe big question congress stop keep notepads handy america start keeping track house chief staff denis mcdonough pushed back notion president played wake last state union address promising audacious executive action barack obama final year breakfast reporters washington tuesday mcdonough responded observation president final speech congress lacked usual pledge go alone lawmakers failed feeble executive actions gun control announced earlier month president obama thought utility acting unilaterally issues important white house we audacious executive action course rest year i confident said mcdonough explaining president obama decision outline specific executive actions commitment process lack willpower process friend process also dictates mcdonough said and want make sure executive actions undertake left hanging subject congress undoing in addition gun control white house expressed interest unilateral actions immigration reform working around congress close prison guantanamo bay but mcdonough said white house considering executive action issues main question president obama plans ask why and spirit approach last year mcdonough national reviewgovernment news