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Civil War 2.0: Scenario 1--Insurrection Redux?
A critical looming federal court decision could be the excuse Trump uses to ignite another insurrection
Patrick G Eddington
Past: CIA analyst, House senior policy advisor, USAR officer. Present: Think tank guy, dog dad. Always: Author, writer, researcher, Bill of Rights defender, 21st century Anti-Federalist.
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Civil War 2.0: Constitutional Crisis Intensifies
Trump's call for GOP governors to send their National Guard troops to the Texas border is working. He's exercising de facto control of military forces.
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Civil War v. Civil War 2.0: A World of Difference
Changes in population distribution, economics, and the structure and nature of our political institutions make lethal Red v. Blue scenario-dependent conflicts possible. Can the Republic survive?
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A Judge Confronts An Insurrectionist
D.C. Circuit Judge Royce Lamberth's resentencing memo for J6 insurrectionist James Little
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Civil War 2.0: A Reality Check
Contrary to a lot of overheated rhetoric, a second mass lethal schism between Americans is not inevitable
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Remembering a King Disciple: Cordy Tindell Vivian
Like his leader and fellow pastor, Vivian was a target of FBI surveillance
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Book Reviews: Kinzinger v Cheney
The GOP House J6 Select Committee veterans tell their stories
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We Were Warned: The January 6 Select Committee Intelligence Failure Whitewash
On November 23, 2022, the Washington Post ran a story with the following lede:
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On Avoiding a Political Extinction-level Event
I recently returned from a two-week field research trip to the Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California. As I toured the…
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The Historical Amnesia and Self Delusion Behind the “Domestic Terrorism Prevention Act”
Violent, mass deaths at the hands of one person — like the racist Buffalo assassin — or a group of religious fanatics — like the 9/11…