Rabid Anti-Barr Stuff
Wow, this is just nuts.
They seem to be spazzing out about the whole thing. Some of it I don't understand, but some is really obvious. E.g. this is one of the passages to which they object:
Progressivism has totally lost it. They seem to think they get to get rid of anybody they want to just by screeching impeachment!
Also, I have to say, it's pretty amusing to hear progressives accusing the Federalist Society of being "radical." They're too far right for me. But, again, at least they're still engaged in the same basic project, unlike the contemporary left.
They seem to be spazzing out about the whole thing. Some of it I don't understand, but some is really obvious. E.g. this is one of the passages to which they object:
Unfortunately through the past few years we have seen these conflicts take on an entirely new character. Immediately after President Trump won election, opponents inaugurated what they called ‘The Resistance’ and they rallied around an explicit strategy of using every tool and maneuver to sabotage the functioning of the executive branch and his administration. The fact of the matter is: that in waging a scorched earth, no holds-barred war of resistance against this administration, it is the left that is engaged in the systemic shredding of norms and undermining the rule of law.But Barr is right on the money there, and I'd think you'd have to be pretty far gone not to see that. What the hell is even the objection? The unitary executive stuff may be wrong, but it's hardly some nutty theory out of left field--so far as I can tell, anyway.
Progressivism has totally lost it. They seem to think they get to get rid of anybody they want to just by screeching impeachment!
Also, I have to say, it's pretty amusing to hear progressives accusing the Federalist Society of being "radical." They're too far right for me. But, again, at least they're still engaged in the same basic project, unlike the contemporary left.
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