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This isn’t just about one researcher or one organization. It’s about whether exposing disinformation is treated as a civic duty, or as an act of resistance punishable by the state. And that’s exactly why they’re being targeted.
December 27, 2025 at 9:02 PM
This isn’t just about one researcher or one organization. It’s about whether exposing disinformation is treated as a civic duty, or as an act of resistance punishable by the state. And that’s exactly why they’re being targeted.
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Trump is not above or beyond those political considerations: the value of a self-pardon (and the charges he'd face) is functionally dependent on his approval when he leaves office.
'I let Russia murder a thousand American soldiers and did nothing'? Turns out self-pardons are not constitutional.
'I let Russia murder a thousand American soldiers and did nothing'? Turns out self-pardons are not constitutional.
December 28, 2025 at 12:27 AM
Trump is not above or beyond those political considerations: the value of a self-pardon (and the charges he'd face) is functionally dependent on his approval when he leaves office.
'I let Russia murder a thousand American soldiers and did nothing'? Turns out self-pardons are not constitutional.
'I let Russia murder a thousand American soldiers and did nothing'? Turns out self-pardons are not constitutional.
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The two parties are not remotely the same, & yet they are covered in our most prominent outlets in exactly opposite proportions to the actual degree of scandal, lawbreaking, authoritarianism, etc. It has been uneven for decades, but it’s reached new levels of farce & obscenity since Trump.
December 28, 2025 at 1:39 AM