At the same time, Congress has lost control of the power of the purse, as the president unilaterally dictates spending without legislative approval. This collapse of legal and financial limits shifts power to authoritarianism, leaving the Constitution intact on paper but nonexistent in practice.

The Constitution relies on checks and balances, but the president’s refusal to follow court orders means the judiciary can no longer enforce the law. Without enforcement, rulings are meaningless, and the executive branch operates without constraint.

Thanks for the recommendation!

My son loved that series! He finished a few books ago and just passed 3 Million (tested) words read at his school, breaking the all time reading record for one year (so far). Congrats to your little one for finding their love for imagination and reading.

Such great cars (minus the truck). Such a horrible person leading the company now. Tesla needs to get rid of him.

It’s still Trump 3, courts 0. He has no intent to follow orders from some measly court system.

DOGE isn’t about efficiency—it’s about loyalty. Twenty DOGE employees just quit, warning it’s gutting services and risking public data. This isn’t reform—it’s a blueprint for authoritarian control.

DOGE isn’t about efficiency—it’s about loyalty. Twenty DOGE employees just quit, warning it’s gutting services and risking public data. This isn’t reform—it’s a blueprint for authoritarian control.

This term emphasizes the intentional aspect of such actions, distinguishing it from broader systemic issues like classism or economic inequality.

8 million people - in one country…

Definition:
“Ptochocide” would refer to deliberate actions or policies aimed at harming, marginalizing, or systematically oppressing individuals solely based on their economic status, particularly targeting the impoverished.

Yes, that’s a new word I just came up with.

Ptochocide

Etymology:
• “Ptocho-”: Derived from the Greek word “ptōchós” (πτωχός), meaning “poor” or “destitute.”
• ”-cide”: From the Latin “caedere,” meaning “to kill.”

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This term emphasizes the intentional aspect of such actions, distinguishing it from broader systemic issues like classism or economic inequality.

Definition:
“Ptochocide” would refer to deliberate actions or policies aimed at harming, marginalizing, or systematically oppressing individuals solely based on their economic status, particularly targeting the impoverished.

Here's a new word I just "came up" with.
Ptochocide
Etymology:
• “Ptocho-”: Derived from the Greek word “ptōchós” (πτωχός), meaning “poor” or “destitute.”
• ”-cide”: From the Latin “caedere,” meaning “to kill.”