1. One of the minor revolutions of the era is that the New York Times is now talking about the Deep State without quotes, as if it were a real thing.pic.twitter.com/JW4mT1mI0W
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5. The thing with Trump is that he's a narcissist who has only ever run a family business (one that often skirted the law). So by temperament & experience, he's not used to obeying norms. The administrative state is all about rules and norms.
6. A worrying undercurrent of the Trump era -- one which the next president will have to confront -- is that in response to Trump's lawlessness the administrative state has developed the habit of disobeying the president: not just slow-walking but ignoring his orders.
7. Trump is bad but we'll need to have a reckoning with how the insubordination of the administrative (rather than, as constitution requires, congressional checks) became main way to contain him. That's a problem. More thoughts here: https://www.thenation.com/article/trump-deep-state/ …
Basically.... Yes, Minister
Trump makes a very poor Hacker. First time sitcom, second time reality TV.
{had to *do* an end run}
Trump's clashes are to serve his personal interests, not those of the country.
The others at least did so thinking it was some good for the country. Trump did it because it's good for his and his family's bottom line; or to settle scores. If it did benefit the national interest, it's merely coincidence. Now, of course, it's Nixonian ass-saving.
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