How Trump is trying to consolidate power over courts, Congress and more
Briefly

In a striking display of assertive executive power, President Trump targets the judiciary and Congress, aiming to reshape American governance. His actions include calling for the impeachment of a federal judge scrutinizing his deportation policies and pushing boundaries by firing independent commissioners. Constitutional scholars warn that his approach is unprecedented, as he seeks to consolidate authority and undermine checks and balances. Republican Congress members often acquiesce to his demands, further entrenching his control and signaling a departure from traditional legislative responsibilities.
"We've never seen a president so comprehensively attempt to arrogate and consolidate so much of the other branches' power, let alone to do so in the first two months of his presidency."
"The president has threatened to 'lead the charge' against the reelection of the rare Republican who dares challenge his agenda, and the party has bent to his will at every turn."
Read at Boston.com
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