In a political climate where the rule of law is undermined, impending fears of an unprecedented disregard for laws, norms, and stability permeate the national discourse.
Michael Tomasky warns of a new era post-election where the rule of law is fundamentally compromised, highlighting the potential implications of Trump's military actions.
Critics, including Senators Warren and Blumenthal, emphasize the need for more legislation to prevent executive overreach, revealing concerns about the constitutional framework enabling current threats.
Erwin Chemerinsky proposes that the Constitution itself may contribute to the dysfunction of democracy, suggesting that perhaps it is time for an overhaul of the foundational laws.
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