What Happened to Alan Dershowitz?
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Sometimes I think republicans tolerate dissent a little more gracefully amongst themselves than many dems, ironically, given dems present themselves as the party of tolerance.
FDR once played that role forming a "big tent" for the Democrats under similar political circumstances.
Every change Obama did under the guise of executive power will come back to haunt the Democrats, and every change Trump does under the guise of executive power will haunt the Republicans in 2-6 years - there is an old adage in politics - "Never give yourself more power than you want your political opponents to have.", which I feel is very germane here.
I'm sitting in the middle going "What the hell are these people smoking?" From my perspective he's largely a do-nothing President so far - and mostly, what changes he's tried to wrought have been so ham-handed as to be virtually useless.
The question of what 'happened' to Dershowitz answers itself: the left considers him a traitor if he dares agree with Trump on anything, no matter whether Trump has legal standing or not.