This election is just one battle of what will be a long war against authoritarianism.
Leaders committed to self-preservation through authoritarianism do not curtail their efforts to dismantle checks on their power under the threat of accountability. They hasten them. My latest on what to expect from Trump post-election:https://www.nbcnews.com/think/opinion/trump-going-escalate-his-attacks-american-democracy-post-election-no-ncna931846 …
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I am revisiting this. The only point I disagree with is the idea that we can work with those who support Trump's policies. No. Because Trump is such a raging narcissist, agreeing/disagreeing with him is always a zero-sum game. And if he does pose an existential threat...
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...then propping him up in any sense makes someone complicit. Any thing he might be right about can be accomplished by a better person who dors not possible such a threat. Trump cannot be granted any quarter---period.
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Absolutely correct. He will never go quietly. And we must never bargain justice away.
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This terrifies me, but only half as much as what
@realDonaldTrump might do if he loses his re-election bid in 2020.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Trump has already said no one can stop him even if Dems win. He will still do exactly as he pleases.
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As I heard on
@SHO_TheCircus a few weeks ago: The first two years of the Trump presidency may be known as the calm years.
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