I'm in full agreement with you and I believe we're just working from different connotations of the word "panic." I don't mean we should behave like a chicken wi

I'm in full agreement with you and I believe we're just working from different connotations of the word "panic." I don't mean we should behave like a chicken with its head cut off every time the president signs an executive order or tweets. I'm talking about realizing that we face a slippery slope to a worst case scenario and decisive action is needed. Panic can mean chaos but it can also mean that we put aside relatively minor grievances and act to preserve the integrity of the Constitution. I'm using panic to describe urgency, not disorganization.