When the Federal Communications Commission threatened ABC’s broadcast licenses because a comedian made a joke about Melania Trump, it did not merely cross a constitutional line — it drew a map of the administration’s psychology, its priorities, and the accelerating deterioration of democratic norms at the highest level of American government.
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The second indictment of former FBI Director James Comey — over a photograph of shells on a beach — is not an act of law enforcement. It is a confession: of a presidency so consumed by personal grievance that it will sacrifice the First Amendment, the independence of the Justice Department, and the credibility of federal law on the altar of revenge. This is what institutional decay looks like from the inside.
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