Don’t expect any post-Trump reforms – Republicans will see to that

[C_Clayton_Jones]

There has been some speculation as to possible reforms enacted once Trump is gone – reforms intended to prevent another presidency as corrupt and as abusive of its powers.

But it would be naïve to believe such reforms will happen; reform legislation opposed by Senate Republicans, Constitutional amendments of reform opposed by Republican-controlled states.

“The Trump [regime] has done untold damage to the American government.”

True – some of it irreparable.

Indeed, it also exposed the faults and failings of American governance – such as rendering political opposition powerless to check authoritarianism, the impeachment process hopelessly crippled by the blind partisan right, and a Supreme Court dominated by partisan conservative ideologues who codified unitary executive dogma in support of a despotic president.

Last, Republicans will aggressively oppose any effort at reform – and they’ll succeed in their opposition, even if in the minority, another fault and failure of American governance.

Two Simple Steps Toward De-MAGAfication - The American Prospect

A big reason why Trump II is so much worse than the first time is that the world’s richest man bought Twitter and turned it into a fascist cesspit.

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[hadit]

There has been some speculation as to possible reforms enacted once Trump is gone – reforms intended to prevent another presidency as corrupt and as abusive of its powers.

But it would be naïve to believe such reforms will happen; reform legislation opposed by Senate Republicans, Constitutional amendments of reform opposed by Republican-controlled states.

“The Trump [regime] has done untold damage to the American government.”

True – some of it irreparable.

Indeed, it also exposed the faults and failings of American governance – such as rendering political opposition powerless to check authoritarianism, the impeachment process hopelessly crippled by the blind partisan right, and a Supreme Court dominated by partisan conservative ideologues who codified unitary executive dogma in support of a despotic president.

Last, Republicans will aggressively oppose any effort at reform – and they’ll succeed in their opposition, even if in the minority, another fault and failure of American governance.

Two Simple Steps Toward De-MAGAfication - The American Prospect

A big reason why Trump II is so much worse than the first time is that the world’s richest man bought Twitter and turned it into a fascist cesspit.

prospect.org

Because democrats can do nothing as long as at least 1 Republican remains to look at them sideways.

 

[MarathonMike]

There has been some speculation as to possible reforms enacted once Trump is gone – reforms intended to prevent another presidency as corrupt and as abusive of its powers.

But it would be naïve to believe such reforms will happen; reform legislation opposed by Senate Republicans, Constitutional amendments of reform opposed by Republican-controlled states.

“The Trump [regime] has done untold damage to the American government.”

True – some of it irreparable.

Indeed, it also exposed the faults and failings of American governance – such as rendering political opposition powerless to check authoritarianism, the impeachment process hopelessly crippled by the blind partisan right, and a Supreme Court dominated by partisan conservative ideologues who codified unitary executive dogma in support of a despotic president.

Last, Republicans will aggressively oppose any effort at reform – and they’ll succeed in their opposition, even if in the minority, another fault and failure of American governance.

Two Simple Steps Toward De-MAGAfication - The American Prospect

A big reason why Trump II is so much worse than the first time is that the world’s richest man bought Twitter and turned it into a fascist cesspit.

prospect.org

LMAO "DE-MAGA-facation". Translation: Restore Open Borders, Stop all investigations into the defrauding the government (a.k.a The Taxpayer) Abolish ICE, Replace Police with counselors and drug specialists....... What Fukking Retard thinks that is a good thing?