Laurence Tribe, one of our nation’s top constitutional scholars, has been asking the question here, in one way or another, for many years. Sadly, it doesn’t seem like there is an answer in the offing.
Yes, 56% of Americans believe that Trump is in the process of becoming a dictator, but 41% believe that he needs more power if he to succeed in making America great again.
Perhaps more importantly, the Republicans in Congress do not seem to be backing away from the sociopathic criminal the White House. It’s unclear to me how they live with themselves, knowing that they are the ones who are going to ultimately responsible for turning the United States into the next North Korea, Russia, China, Turkey, Hungary, or any of the other 50+ authoritarian regimes on planet Earth.
One has to admire the Pope and how he’s trying to bring peace to our world.
It’s a shame this flies in the teeth of the aims of Donald Trump, the most powerful person on Earth, whose personal success depends on fostering division and hatred.
Eric Trump is usually depicted in the press as a moron. Is this fair? Is he really this stupid?
Is he not aware that the vast majority of the Earth’s population wants to see his father dead?
FWIW, I’m a rare exception. If Trump dies before the American people have the opportunity to see how close the U.S. came to being the next Russia, China, Turkey, North Korea, or the other 50+ authoritarian regimes on this planet, we will never be able to repudiate fascist dictatorship.
Ummm, the Vast Majority of Earth’s Citizens Want to See Trump Dead
Can be done. Cost inefficient as hell. Huge energy losses.
Highly doubt Switzerland built one. They’re not morons.
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