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How ‘Psychopath’ Trump’s Mayhem Will Backfire in 2028 for Republicans

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By John Harwood Verified, Norman Ornstein
| Zeteo Verified
Donald Trump seems to think he can run for president in 2028, and if the law still stands, he can’t – but the seat may go to one of his top sycophants. That’s why Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, JD Vance, and Doug Burgum don’t push back on Trump’s reign of terror, argues political scientist Norm Ornstein, as he joins Zeteo’s John Harwood to unpack just how the Republican party got to this level of cult-dom.
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The Republicans Are Going to Kill People—but Not Until After They Vote Original

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By Norman Ornstein
| The New Republic Verified
One of Ronald Reagan’s most famous lines, referring to disarray in his White House, was, “Sometimes the right hand doesn’t know what the far-right hand is doing.” More appropriately for the Trump White House: “Sometimes the far-right hand doesn’t know what the radical lunatic right-wing hand is doing.” In fall 2017, less than a year into President Trump’s first term, I wrote a piece in The Atlantic titled “American Kakistocracy.” As I wrote then, “Kakistocracy is a term that was first used in...
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El atolladero de las designaciones

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By Norman Ornstein
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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