Philip Gourevitch
American journalist and author; longtime staff writer at The New Yorker and a former editor of The Paris Review; author of We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed with Our Families (1998), on the Rwandan genocide.
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Their wordsI know there’s no shortage of issues but those were defining atrocities of Trump Two which every Republican owns.
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Democratic opposition under Hakeem Jeffries has been too hesitant and establishment-minded.
Their wordsOne can also hope that the days of mamby-pamby go along and get along hesitant and selective and non-boat-rocking establishment Dems’ opposition that have been the hallmark of Jeffries’s leadership are also coming to an end.
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Their wordsZ is a heroic world historical fighter for freedom against the savagery & lies of the Putin-Trump axis.
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Their wordsIs being super intoxicated on controlled substances ever debated as potentially exculpating for any violent crime other than sexual assault? It’s like saying: sure he was driving while intoxicated when he ran that lady over but that’s just cause he was wasted.
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Their wordsThe fact that there are all those National Guard in DC with nothing to do and that there’s nobody to order them to escort the press into the WH as the court ordered tells you how far along the Trump v USA coup is.
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It is insane that the Supreme Court holds the power to save or end American electoral democracy.
Their wordsit’s every bit as insane that the supreme court should have acquired this power to serve as the firing squad or to grant a stay of execution to our electoral democracy as it is that the president has arrogated that power