This article explores the unprecedented power Donald Trump is poised to wield as he begins his second term as US President. It examines how Trump's aggressive approach, combined with Republican control of Congress, could reshape the balance of power in Washington and beyond. The article also analyzes the challenges to Trump's agenda and the potential consequences for the US system of checks and balances.
The most powerful US president since FDR demands a different approach, say Steven R Okun and Thurgood Marshall Jr.
He will accomplish this through a combination of an aggressive use of powers, such as his promise to declare athroughout the government and leveraging his influence within a party that holds controlling majorities in both chambers of the US Congress. Subsequent presidents have taken full advantage of that. George W Bush exercised expanded authority in response to the September 11 terrorist attacks. Barack Obama continued that trend through executive action in pursuing his agenda without Congress.Commentary: Meta’s U-turn on fact-checking is dangerous, but perhaps there’s a silver lining
Thus, the full-frontal assault on guardrails becomes more critical for Trump to be able to carry forth the MAGA agenda.Guardrails are designed to direct away and protect from hazards. As Trump re-enters office, he continues to challenge existing guardrails.
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