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Nixon preemptively for offenses he "committed or may have committed" while in hurt his own administration, his successors likely won't repeat his self-destructive antics. The prognosis for the sanctions on Russia that Trump abhorred and that curbed his power. Congress has also shown backbone in investigating the Trump campaign's connection to Russian election meddling. The Senate Intelligence Committee has been conducting a "notoriously bipartisan" investigation, as The Washington Post put it. Representative Devin first year, it has been remarkably tough. This summer, by large bipartisan majorities, it passed a law imposing Nunes of California, the chair of the House Intelligence Committee, appeared to be in Trump's pocket and trying hasn't done enough to stand up to Trump. But in the context of facing a Republican president in his honeymoon to delegitimize the committee's investigation. But the press uncovered his shenanigans, Nunes stepped aside, and intent. (Joe Raedle / Getty) The Republican-controlled Congress would also likely act. Many believe Congress the House has since been pursuing the matter more seriously. Republican senators also rose to Sessions's defense when Trump openly attacked him, and they have signaled strong support for Mueller. These efforts reflect unusual investigation. Past presidents have broken norms, too. But Trump's norm-breaking is different, both in scale and Republican distrust of a Republican president, and would surely ramp up if Trump fired Sessions or Mueller. A undeniably independent special counsel, who would have every incentive to replicate Mueller's aggressive symbiotic relationship between the bureaucracy and the press has also exposed abuses and illegalities. suspicion and blowback as befell Nixon. Justice Department leaders would face pressure to appoint a new and employees used encrypted communications to avoid detection by the president's team, and a number of anonymous they can do to push back against the new president's initiatives, " The Washington Post reported. Federal Twitter accounts attributed to government officials—@Rogue_DoD, @alt_labor, and the like—cropped up to organize resistance and release damaging information about the administration. Leaks are not new, but we have never seen "Federal workers are in regular consultation with recently departed Obama-era political appointees about what anything like the daily barrage of leaks that have poured out of Trump's executive branch. Not all of them have new administration are not uncommon. But the scale of the effort, and especially how it was coordinated, was new. come from bureaucrats; Trump appointees have engaged in leaking too. But many of the leaks appear to have come orders they find unconscionable." These tactics had been used before; clashes between the governing class and a from career civil servants who seek to discredit or undermine the president. And many involve types of information that have never been leaked before. In August, The Washington Post published complete transcripts of Justice Department official told The Washington Post in January. "People here will resist and push back against conversations Trump had had with the prime minister of Australia and the president of Mexico. These leaks were of changing government policy. "You're going to see the bureaucrats using time to their advantage, " an anonymous "unprecedented, shocking, and dangerous, " as David Frum wrote for The Atlantic's website. "No leader will again Suffolk University/USA Today poll in June concluded that the historically unpopular president still had a slightly higher favorability rating than the media. Trump is not just discrediting the mainstream news, but quickening changes in right-wing media as well. Fox News Channel always leaned right, but in the past year Emerson College poll in February indicated that more voters found Trump to be truthful than the news media, and a several of its programs have become open propaganda arms for Trump. And sharply partisan outlets like Breitbart while Trumpism has been good for the media business, it has not been good for overall media credibility. An News and The Daily Caller have grown in influence among conservatives. "Does it ever go back?" chief White norm-busting behavior, the news media seem to draw energy and numbers from their own norm-busting behavior. But House correspondent Peter Baker asked his Times colleagues. "Have we changed something in a fundamental way in terms of the relationship between the person in the White House, people in power, and the media?" The answers to February.) Just as Trump drew energy and numbers on the campaign trail from the excessive coverage of his those questions are no and yes, respectively. The media have every incentive to continue on their current Washington Post's "Democracy dies in darkness" motto, though used in-house for years, was rolled out publicly in trajectories. And because Trump's extreme media-bashing is perceived to have served him relatively well, other themselves as part of the resistance to Trump, and seen their revenues soar. (It cannot be an accident that The BREAKING NEWS 9/18/17, DONALD TRUMP LATEST NEWS TODAY | MUELLER OBTAINS RUSSIAN-LINKED...
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