In the Q&A, the discussion turns to the resilience of American institutions in the face of executive overreach. Questions address nationwide injunctions, presidential pardons, congressional authority over military action, and the US military operations in Latin America. The discussion also explores judicial consistency and the Supreme Court’s emergency rulings, highlighting the challenges of enforcing constitutional limits while preserving judicial independence.
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The midterms were a regular shellacking, not a political paradigm shift. From Eisenhower to Nixon, history offers some useful lessons about what happens when a second term turns sour.
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On election day I flew from Los Angeles to Washington. Ahead of what history suggested would be a change, it seemed the place to be. The approach into Reagan National airport follows the Potomac, and the monuments slide past the window, as they always do. Soon the city’s institutions will change hands.
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Peter Robinson speaks with Victor Davis Hanson about Donald Trump’s second term.
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