
The rising cost of dissent in America | Miles Taylor
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my favorite book is a compendium of essays called the Federalist Papers.
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“s no deep state inside the Trump administration. There were people willing to speak truth to power and prevent the president from doing illegal things, not to prevent him from implementing a lawful agenda. But I grew very frustrated because these conversations were happening among us, a group of unelected bureaucrats, naval gazing, wringing our hands, complaining about how unfit the president was for office. It was not our job to decide if the president was unfit for office. We would not decide if he got reelected in a second term. That's what you would decide. And I felt like it was very important if these gray-beard wise men wouldn't go out and say it in public that someone needed”
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