Trump Faces Backlash for Invoking Napoleon to Justify Presidential Authority
- Some Democrats and Trump critics warn of a looming constitutional crisis, accusing Trump of overstepping presidential authority and disregarding legal constraints.
- President Donald Trump's post on Truth Social prompted comparisons to Napoleon Bonaparte, with critics labeling him a dictator.
- Ed Krassenstein stated that Trump's quote reflects a move to seize absolute power, comparing it to Napoleon's coup.
- Senator Adam Schiff characterized Trump's comments as spoken like a true dictator, highlighting widespread condemnation.
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Trump: “He Who Saves His Country Does Not Violate Any Law”
While the Trump administration and Musk are already facing numerous lawsuits, President Trump on Saturday wrote online, “He who saves his Country does not violate any Law.” California Senator Adam Schiff responded by writing, “Spoken like a true dictator.” The Trump administration has submitted its first appeal to the Supreme Court seeking approval for the president to fire the head of the Office of Special Counsel, an independent agency that in…
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