Do you really think he'll follow the courts' interpretation over his own? He's stared down Congress & the courts, and they blinked. Our only hope is soldiers refusing an illegal order to shoot unarmed civilians. After the failure of every other guardrail, that hope looks forlorn indeed.

The way the Trump admin works is that his grand viziers arrange for him to do things they want, saying they're popular things, when they're in fact unpopular and make a majority mad. That majority accuses/confronts Trump, makes Trump mad too, and Trump doubles down, hugging his viziers harder. >

If Trump were surrounded by normal people, he'd still personally be a pig, but we'd have a regime like Trump I. The radicalism of Trump II is almost all Vought, Miller, and indirectly Chris Rufo deliberately setting Trump up to do unpopular things, bring avoidable antagonism on himself, and get mad.

Too much to lose -- starting with those sweet, sweet tax cuts

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