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From: Anonymous <anon@anon.net>
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Subject: Re: The resistance is about to ignite
Date: Sat, 9 Nov 2024 22:17:04 -0500
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JAB wrote:
> Laurence Tribe: It's not over. The resistance is about to ignite

Kill him.

> Unlike the sudden slide into authoritarianism seen in other countries,
> the United States benefits from a decentralized government that can
> serve as a strong counterweight to Trump's authoritarian ambitions.
> It's within this space -- the system of checks and balances -- that
> the resistance will emerge, argues Harvard's Professor Laurence Tribe,
> one of the foremost constitutional law experts in the country. The
> Constitution is not just a "remarkable piece of prose," says Tribe,
> and he underscores the prominent role that state legislatures will
> play in resisting Trump. Civil society, like journalists and
> educators,

Those "people" are the demon worshiping priests of a hostile, insane, and
evil state religion, one that Trump needs to replace.

Kill them.