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Me on how at this point, it would be pretty easy to impeach Donald Trump—if Congress wanted to.https://newrepublic.com/minutes/138964/point-pretty-easy-impeach-donald-trumpif-congress-wanted-to …
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Something to keep in mind in the coming months: Impeachment is a political process, not a legal one.
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True in terms of most law, not true in terms of Constitution. If Congress wanted to, they could make this constitutional issue.https://twitter.com/maggieNYT/status/801129587581325313 …
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"if the president does it, it's legal"https://twitter.com/maggieNYT/status/801129587581325313 …
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Trump likes to tell people what he thinks they want to hear. So of course he's going to sound more moderate talking to NY Times editors.
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Question for any Republicans out there: Is Trump's self-dealing (already in evidence in transition) raising alarm bells, even in private?
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For a variety of reasons, this is a good time to spruce up on your German.https://twitter.com/ishaantharoor/status/801123095906054144 …
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First Republican pol I've seen to take on Trump's corruption.https://twitter.com/justinamash/status/800914868039655425 …
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What's our sense of Mitt Romney? Would he take a Secretary of State position if offered?
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1. Farage is member of fringe white British nationalist party, not ruling Conservative Party, 2. British ambassadors are all careerhttps://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/800887087780294656 …
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@davidfrum thinks we can have a bipartisan front to oppose Trump's corruption. But I don't see any many Republicans joining. -
The one thing that gives me hope is that Trump's agenda seems to be petty revenge & small-scale grift rather than Operation Barbarossahttps://twitter.com/EricLiptonNYT/status/800883955021049856 …
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10. Sartre, Adorno, Arendt. Just a few years ago they seemed antiquarian. Now must reading.
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9. The fascist leader often plays the clown because that supports his message: that the system is a joke, so deserves derision.
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8. Sartre's analysis of anti-Semitic irony parallels Adorno's observation that fascist leaders are often clownish, deliberately so.
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7. We've all experience someone making a sexist, racist or homophobic comment & then walking it back "It's a joke. Can't you take a joke?"
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6. Fascism is a politics of fantasy & insane violence. The fascist uses irony, hyperbole & absurdity as wedge to force open these forces
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5. Sartre's Anti-Semite & Jew (1944), written while Holocaust was at height, very good on how anti-Semites use irony.pic.twitter.com/a4FWDc3CiV
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