When 40% of our people live in chronic economic anxiety, something has gone terribly wrong. Trump didn’t create the problem; he’s a product of it. That’s why we have to do more than prosecute a case against Trump; we have to prosecute a case against the system that produced him.
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Right you are, but a candidate seeking the office of ultimate centralized power could never admit that.
The presidency of the United States is not an office of ultimate centralized power.
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Wow, hello there Miss Williamson. I must admit I'm taken aback by your response. The presidency is the highest executive office in the land, executive power being the most agile and effectual that there is. Congress and the Judiciary can only respond and delay.
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They are co-equal branches of government. Our system was specifically designed so there is not in fact one centralized power.
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I’d actually agree with you, the presidency is supposed to help govern a nation and lead, not use top down power tactics. Unfortunately DC has been allowed to accumulate ungodly amounts of power which is exactly WHY we have someone like Trump. Appreciate that.
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Exactly why we desperately need her! She's a one-in-a-million opportunity for us to do what our Constitution intended - for the people and by the people. She said: "I don't want to go to Washington to fight for you. I want to go to Washington to co-create with you." THAT'S IT!
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