Trump allies insisted he respects judicial orders that his predecessors have often ignored them. From Jefferson to Nixon, that isn't true.

No, MAGA, Presidents Don’t Regularly Defy the Courts. Trump and his MAGA allies may point to Jefferson, Jackson, Lincoln, and others, but if he balks at judicial orders, he’ll be an outlier. At this ...

No, MAGA, Presidents Don’t Regularly Defy the Courts. Trump and his MAGA allies may point to Jefferson, Jackson, Lincoln, and others, but if he balks at judicial orders, he’ll be an outlier. At this ...

No, MAGA, Presidents Don’t Regularly Defy the Courts. Trump and his MAGA allies may point to Jefferson, Jackson, Lincoln, and others, but if he balks at judicial orders, he’ll be an outlier. At this ...

No, MAGA, Presidents Don’t Regularly Defy the Courts. Trump and his MAGA allies may point to Jefferson, Jackson, Lincoln, and others, but if he balks at judicial orders, he’ll be an outlier. At this ...

But Republicans are the party with the immediate and consequential messaging bust. Polls show that Trump and congressional ...

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While Democrats agonize over their communication skills, Republicans are discovering that Trump’s campaign magic doesn’t translate to the messy realities of legislating. The Washington Monthly is an ...

The Washington Monthly is an independent voice, listened to by insiders and willing to take on sacred cows—liberal and conservative. And we need your support.

While Democrats agonize over their communication skills, Republicans are discovering that Trump’s campaign magic doesn’t translate to the messy realities of legislating. The Washington Monthly is an ...

While Democrats agonize over their communication skills, Republicans are discovering that Trump’s campaign magic doesn’t translate to the messy realities of legislating. At this moment of deep ...