As bad as things are now, we have not begun to see what Trump’s authoritarian regime is capable of. That’s because the traditional checks on presidential power have vanished. Before we consider how to get out of this, we must first understand how we got here. 🧵
As bad as things are now, we have not begun to see what Trump’s authoritarian regime is capable of. That’s because the traditional checks on presidential power have vanished. Before we consider how to get out of this, we must first understand how we got here. 🧵
Contrary to recent warnings, the U.S. is not headed toward authoritarianism; it is already there. The distinction might seem trivial but actually holds important implications. It means the old modes of defeating incumbents no longer apply. New ones are needed instead. 🧵
Contrary to recent warnings, the U.S. is not headed toward authoritarianism; it is already there. The distinction might seem trivial but actually holds important implications. It means the old modes of defeating incumbents no longer apply. New ones are needed instead. 🧵
Explanation by @anildash.com of procurement capture:
www.anildash.com/2025/01/04/D...
Explanation by @anildash.com of procurement capture:
www.anildash.com/2025/01/04/D...
The US Attorneys are not the presidents' lawyers. And they should not be "standing against entities... that refuse to put America first" as the President defines it.
They are defenders of the Constitution and the laws of this country. What a perversion of justice.
The AP's transgression is, apparently, not adopting the president's preferred name for the Gulf of Mexico.
The US Attorneys are not the presidents' lawyers. And they should not be "standing against entities... that refuse to put America first" as the President defines it.
They are defenders of the Constitution and the laws of this country. What a perversion of justice.