In the initial phase of his second term, Donald Trump has aggressively pursued a retributive agenda, targeting political foes, news organizations, and educational institutions. From criminal investigations to the revocation of security clearances, his administration has employed various governmental powers to exact payback. A notable week saw Trump accusing former officials of treason, probing election misconduct, and challenging diversity programs at universities. NPR's review reveals that Trump's targets exceed 100, highlighting a systematic approach to governance tied to personal grievances and a pronounced disregard for normative political boundaries.
In just 100 days of his second term, Trump has actively pursued a retributive agenda against individuals and organizations, broadening the scope of federal power.
The administration is employing various governmental tools, including criminal investigations and employment termination, to target a wide array of perceived adversaries.
Trump's retribution strategy has now escalated, with over 100 identifiable targets, showing both a methodical approach to governance and addressing personal grievances.
His agenda has seen aggressive actions against institutions like Harvard, demanding audits for 'viewpoint diversity' and the dismantling of programs he sees as politically biased.
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