The article discusses the ongoing stress test to the U.S. constitutional system due to the actions of the Trump administration, including unlawful executive decisions such as banning birthright citizenship and firing inspectors general. These stressors lead to court interventions aimed at blocking executive overreach. The author questions how long the system can withstand this pressure while highlighting the resilience of democracy as various branches engage to balance power. Ultimately, the stress test reveals both vulnerabilities and strengths in the system, suggesting that despite anxiety over Trump's actions, constitutional stability remains intact.
The stress test shows the U.S. constitutional system works, exposing both strengths and weaknesses as Trump's actions challenge the balance of power.
Trump's continual unlawful actions prompt court interventions, highlighting that the system can equilibrate despite significant executive overreach from the President.
As President Trump introduces stressors to the system, the ultimate question remains: Can our democracy withstand this unprecedented rhythm of power grabs?
Despite ongoing anxiety, the resilience of American democracy is evident, as courts and Congress engage to maintain the constitutional balance during Trump's presidency.
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