The willingness of the military to defy his orders - which means, a coup. Republicans need to choose whether they want to end our democracy or stop supporting Trump.
If a president can rely on foreign powers to avoid political accountability and the powers of his office to obstruct justice, what separates him from kinghood and us from serfdom?
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They already chose. They've made it quite clear.
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Sometimes I hang my head and wonder ... if we had to become a dictatorship ... couldn't we have at least voted for a competent one? But then I remember this was Putin's choice and I wonder incredulously how people could betray their country like this.
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It’s terribly sad isn’t it? I just retired and am disheartened that this is how I’ll spend my end years, watching our counyry destroyed from the inside out. Sad.
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The ballot box is the difference. Come Nov, voters will elect a Congress that will act as a co-equal branch of government, and finally hold
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Putin has paid no price for 2016 - he will interfere again in Nov. We can expect GOP efforts at voter suppression to reach new heights, with long lines & manufactured confusion in Dem areas. The election is our best hope to prevent autocracy, but the GOP will try shenanigans.
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Per the Constitution, the answer is: Congress. By refusing to conduct oversight of a corrupt administration, Senator McConnell (
@SenateMajLdr) and Speaker Paul Ryan (@SpeakerRyan) have made it clear that the@GOP is not fit to govern.#VoteThemOut#BlueWave - End of conversation
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