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Jan 30, 2025 35 min

Instability as norm? Or test?

from Political Theater Hosted by CQ Roll Call

The early days of the second Trump administration have brought us an intense debate over constitutional authority and the role of government, which has been folded into the unstable and chaotic political era we are in. Is this destabilization something that will endure, or is it one of many similar, rough times in our history, say the 1960s, when politics and the government were tested and evolved, but overall held?

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