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| Chipping Away at Democracy |
Since the vast majority of Republican senators failed in their constitutional duty to be a check on serious government corruption, President Donald Trump has repeatedly exhibited his willingness to abuse the power of his office. But involving himself in the U.S. Department of Justice's (DOJ) recommended sentencing of Roger Stone, a convicted federal criminal-and Trump's close political ally-was perhaps the most flagrant display of how little respect Trump's administration has for American democracy.
Throughout his presidency, Trump and his attorneys general have worked to turn the DOJ and the federal judiciary into political puppets, thereby delegitimizing both institutions.
An independent DOJ and judiciary are essential to the well-being of American justice. If President Trump is ultimately allowed to corrupt them, his administration's actions will undermine a critical xxxxxx of American democracy.
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