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The Rise of the Imperial Presidency: Douglas Brinkley on How Executive Power Has Evolved from Washington to Trump

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How Blue States Can Push Back: Fighting Vigilante Laws with Policy and Economic Power

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Vigilante Democracy: How State-Sanctioned Violence Is Threatening American Freedoms

JUDJ-Prepared Summary from April 16, 2025 | Vigilante Nation: The Subversion of American Democracy In a recent America at a Crossroads discussion, UCLA law professor Jon D. Michaels—an expert on