In an interview, Sen. John Curtis described the political tensions arising during President Trump's term, particularly between Trump, the judiciary, and Congress, as a healthy sign of governance rather than a crisis. He emphasizes that such tensions were anticipated by the nation's founders, reinforcing the checks and balances inherent to the U.S. government. Curtis responds to concerns about Trump's approach to judges and impeachment by stating that continual labeled crises dilute the concept of a real crisis. He encourages public observation of these dynamics as an educational civics lesson.
Curtis explained that the tension between Trump, the judiciary, and Congress should feel normal and is a sign of a healthy government.
Curtis stated, 'When everything is a crisis, nothing is a crisis' indicating that the current political tensions are part of a civics lesson.
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