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"Again and again, our major institutions, from the media to the judiciary, have amplified Trump’s presence; again and again, we have failed to name the consequences. Fascism can be defeated, but not when we are on its side."
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It doesn't at all. By declaring him immune from prosecution for anything he does as president, they have effectively removed the only effective way to stop him from breaking literally any law he chooses.
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Bullshit. The Constitution couldn't be clearer: the Executive has no role in administering our elections. Every trial court, regardless of the partisan affiliation of the judge, which looked at the factual basis behind their efforts to do so dismissed the cases.
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When your Supreme Court is declaring legal the bases for those anti-democratic efforts legal and legitimate, despite having no basis in the plain language of the Constitution or long-established precedent, that is autocracy.
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I know you morons prefer slogans to political realities, but NOT saving the banks was a big part of what caused the Great Depression.
And the reason there were no criminal prosecutions is mainly because it wasn't clear that any laws were broken.
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That’s true. You’re never going to get smarter than the miserable dumbfuck status you currently hold.
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Better than solid, actually:
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Welfare and criminal justice “reform” were the only conservative policies that marked a real change from the Democrats that preceded Clinton, and those had pretty broad bipartisan support.
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I think the most bizarre, and most discrediting thing about Haberman as a journalist, is this weird stance she takes where any criticism of Trump other than hers is somehow illegitimate.
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Come on. He’s a Billionaire! And He’s Being Attacked!
Will no one think of the Billionaires?*
*(Besides the Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, Craig’s, WBEZ, WMAQ, WTTW, WLS and WBBM, I mean).
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…” Darcy wrote, in calling out what seems to be a serious conflict of interest. Byers has painted himself as “the only real outlier” when it comes to Weiss. But as Darcy rightly pointed out,…
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…“Byers himself stated in his Monday column that ‘the final measure of the debut’s success will come with the ratings.’ Then, when those ratings did emerge, he moved the goalpost and dismissed them.”
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