To read this page on the Harris School of Public Policy website, click here Why are challenges to democracy so important to effectively address? Democracies can, and do, die. “If it happens here,” says Prof. David Strauss, “it won’t happen all at once. A large, diverse society with democratic traditions and a strong civil […]
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On Friday, January 4, I appeared on KVEC News/Talk 920 AM and 96.5 FM to talk about Ruth Bader Ginsburg. On Thursday, January 3, I did a Q&A on Ruth Bader Ginsburg as part of the SLO Jewish Film Festival. The radio show is here as a podcast. Here is a transcript of a four
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Hi, George. Thanks for commenting. And welcome to my twitter feed. All the facts I listed came directly from documents Mueller filed with the court. Most are from a doc you signed under penalty of perjury! Let’s march through the facts, as given in the docs, shall we? 1/ The first bunch of facts will
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[View here as a Twitter thread] Seems to me Trump had a 2-part plan. #1: [If he wins] shut down all investigations. Winning would put him at the head the executive branch (DOJ, FBI, etc), so this must have seemed entirely doable. He always behaves as if he can run the US executive branch the way he
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What’s up with all Trump’s lawbreaking? Spoiler: When you understand how the Trump family became wealthy, the meaning of MAGA becomes clear. I’ll explain. Sources in links and these (well researched books): The Making of Donald Trump by David Cay Johnston and The Truth About Trump, Michael D’Antonio. Friedrich, DJT’s grandfather, left Germany in 1885.
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