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I think the test beyond that is how willing the next government will be to codify meaningful changes into law. After Trump’s first time it’s as if there was a b
by afavour 10mo ago
I think the test beyond that is how willing the next government will be to codify meaningful changes into law. After Trump’s first time it’s as if there was a big sigh of relief and a notion of “well, we just won’t do that again”.
It’s very clear now that we need a lot more regulation of what presidents can and cannot do. Not to mention judicial reform. But if you’re a democrat theoretically getting power in 2028 you’re going to have immense pressure to move forwards, focus on kitchen table issues, yadda yadda.
- Uvix 10mo agoNot sure how regulation helps when you have a Congress and/or Supreme Court willing to ignore it, alas.
- dredmorbius 10mo agoBoth institutions, and those who've failed them, must of course be addressed directly.
- estearum 10mo agoAnd extremely severe punishment as a deterrent against future efforts. Instead of a bunch of slow-rolled court cases and deferral back to the political process.
- Freedom2 10mo agoWhat's the point of law if no one is willing to enforce it?