2/x Legal and political elites, as a class, and for pretty obvious reasons, don't like Trump.
Some thoughts on the current state of the separation of powers with respect to Trump: 1/x
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3/x This dislike, combined with his historic unpopularity for a new POTUS, has emboldened them to push back, and they have.
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4/x We see this pushback from judges, bureaucrats, and Ds and some Rs in Congress, across a range of issues.
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5/x Because of the surrounding political circumstances, those pushing back have been emboldened to test the bounds their role-morality.
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6/x So, we see heightened leaking & resistance from the bureaucracy; orders w/ very thin reasoning from judges; high obstruction in Cong.
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7/x At the same time, POTUS is a child and an ignoramus. He doesn't seem to care about norms as they apply to him.
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8/x And he lashes out when he perceives others to be violating the norms that he wants them to follow.
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9/x These tweeted outbursts provoke elite condemnation, which further emboldens those pushing back from inside the state apparatus.
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@joshchafetz excellent tweetstorm. Definitely will shape my thinking going forward.
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@joshchafetz just reassure us that they haven't given him valid launch codes. I need sleep, work piles up.
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