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There WAS stuff like this in 2022-2023, and in 2017-2019.
Some was abysmal. But even with VERY good legal commentators, it was often counterproductive bc good legal commentators can be (and were) lazy about facts.
What there IS NOT, and always needed to be, was a case for rule of law.
Some was abysmal. But even with VERY good legal commentators, it was often counterproductive bc good legal commentators can be (and were) lazy about facts.
What there IS NOT, and always needed to be, was a case for rule of law.
DOJ-in-Exile, A Further Elaboration talkingpointsmemo.com/edblog/doj-i...
April 22, 2025 at 10:23 AM
There WAS stuff like this in 2022-2023, and in 2017-2019.
Some was abysmal. But even with VERY good legal commentators, it was often counterproductive bc good legal commentators can be (and were) lazy about facts.
What there IS NOT, and always needed to be, was a case for rule of law.
Some was abysmal. But even with VERY good legal commentators, it was often counterproductive bc good legal commentators can be (and were) lazy about facts.
What there IS NOT, and always needed to be, was a case for rule of law.
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The great Yale historian, Timothy Snyder, expert on fascism and on Ukraine and Russia
February 12, 2025 at 12:43 PM
The great Yale historian, Timothy Snyder, expert on fascism and on Ukraine and Russia
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Quietly, Hegseth announces a major policy change, ruling out Ukraine joining NATO. This is a capitulation to Putin, justifying his wars of aggression starting with Georgia in 2008. This will embolden Putin & undermine the interests of peace in Ukraine & Europe. A major blow to US national security.
February 12, 2025 at 2:12 PM
Quietly, Hegseth announces a major policy change, ruling out Ukraine joining NATO. This is a capitulation to Putin, justifying his wars of aggression starting with Georgia in 2008. This will embolden Putin & undermine the interests of peace in Ukraine & Europe. A major blow to US national security.