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    1. Noah Millman‏ @BloggerGideon 6 May 2021

      Noah Millman Retweeted Jeet Heer

      I think the answer is something like this. In the Obama era, the GOP was an ideologically extreme party that regularly subordinated partisan interests and also civic responsibility to ideological demands. (See, e.g., threatening to default on the debt.) (1/n)https://twitter.com/HeerJeet/status/1390425519334645760 …

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      Jeet HeerVerified account @HeerJeet
      I'm curious how Trump's contempt for the rule of law - up to and including inciting an attack on the Capitol Building and trying to delegitimize an election -- fits in with this idea of Trumpificaiton as a moderating force. https://twitter.com/mattyglesias/status/1389946399983345671 …
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    2. Noah Millman‏ @BloggerGideon 6 May 2021

      In the Trump era, the GOP has gone a very long way toward subordinating ideological demands to partisan interests. But it has also gone far further in terms of subordinating civic responsibility to partisan interests. (Most egregiously in the attack on the Capitol.) (2/n)

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    3. Noah Millman‏ @BloggerGideon 6 May 2021

      Subordinating ideological demands to partisan interests is kind of the definition of moderation for a political party. So in that sense, the hyper-partisanship of the Trump era *has* been moderating. (3/n)

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    4. Noah Millman‏ @BloggerGideon 6 May 2021

      But subordinating civic responsibility to partisan interests is, when it goes far enough, how you get a dictatorship, or a civil war, or some other breakdown in civic order. (4/n)

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    5. Noah Millman‏ @BloggerGideon 6 May 2021

      In an academic sense it’s an interesting question whether it had to be this way. I strongly doubt a responsible moderate critical of the Iraq war and defensive of middle-class entitlements could have won the nomination, which Trump did. (5/n)

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    6. Noah Millman‏ @BloggerGideon 6 May 2021

      But it’s not wrong to note that Trump both opened up space for heterodoxy and policy innovation *and* made the GOP far more extremist in its partisanship in a way that is distinctly and alarmingly dangerous. (6/6)

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      Jeet Heer‏Verified account @HeerJeet 6 May 2021
      Replying to @BloggerGideon

      That's an interesting frame. Let me think on it.

      4:23 PM - 6 May 2021
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