We use him as the cautionary tale he is. We teach his presidency in civics classes as a stress test the system barely survived. We look our kids in the eye and say: we saw what happens when we forget our values, and we found our way back. We will not build a monument to him. We will not obsess over him. We will simply, quietly, methodically erase him — not from history, because you can’t erase history, but from the public square. From the buildings and the money and the highways and the halls of power. And in his place, we put something better. The idea — radical, stubborn, and beautiful — that in this country, no one is above the law. Not even the President of the United States. Especially not the President of the United States. We built this country once. We can restore it again.