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Two Crusty Old Combat Soldiers: Trump Acts and Dares Congress to Stop Him

Two Crusty Old Combat Soldiers: Trump Acts and Dares Congress to Stop Him

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Today we’re digging into a question that’s been building for years: Is Donald Trump’s governing strategy — the “fait accompli” strategy — finally approaching a tipping point?

Trump acts first. Everyone else reacts later. He creates a new reality, then forces Congress, courts, states, agencies, and opponents to scramble. And he uses delay, appeals, bureaucratic inertia, and political intimidation to keep that reality in place.

This is not just a political strategy. It tracks with Trump's behavioral style. He lives to intimidate, and he loves to punch down.

That makes it look like bullying, scaled up to the level of constitutional governance.

So today we’re asking: What does this strategy look like, and how does it work? What happens when Trump's strategy stops working, and how will we know we've reached this tipping point?

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