Sometimes, when he fails badly enough, Trump can be forced to do the thing he says he never does: back down.
Today is just one more turn on the roller coaster - but it is more evidence of why we can't give up or let up.
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I’m going to say something that shouldn’t be controversial but will be. If you are a Christian, you can support border control and immigration being legal vs illegal. You CANNOT celebrate deportations and get off on the cruelty, and be a real Christ follower. Period
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People.
They’ll lose their minds over a delayed train, snap over a slow barista. Let a spilled coffee ruin their day.
But when it comes to the big stuff, staying in the wrong job, letting their dreams die quietly. Wasting years on auto pilot.
Nothing. No urgency. No reaction.
We treat small problems like emergencies and the real emergencies as background noise.
Why do we do that?
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Sam's questions reflect the tone that's bugged me about the Bulwark since the election. It's that hair-on-fire, speculative, always keeping things at an "11" approach. And here we have Senator Schatz acting as the ideal cooler head, and I loved it. It's really encouraging to know that people as smart (and as willing to say "f*ck") as him are in the senate.
Of course, credit Sam and team for having Senator Schatz on in the first place. Love the Bulwark.
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