Republicans Rule by Feelings, Not Facts — But What Happens When the Constitution Becomes Optional?
Politics is supposed to be a battle of ideas. Democracy is supposed to be a contest of evidence, persuasion, and proof. Yet increasingly, one side of America’s political spectrum has abandoned facts altogether in favor of something far less stable — feelings.
The Constitution Is Not a Mood
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Law and Order… Selectively Applied
The Rise of Emotional Politics
Why This Is Dangerous
A System at Risk
The Path Forward
