right now. what does a post-netanyahu era look like? those governments are is it not as stable and can be brought down by a no confidence motion easily. what unites this group, essentially 61 seats in the parliament, is their dislike for netanyahu, their unified desire to bring down a man who s been in power since 2009 and who has done everything he possibly can to stay in power and to avoid trial for a range of offenses he s allegedly committed but for which there seems to be mounting evidence. i think what s going to happen next is likely this group, which we still don t exactly know what they stand for. it s a very disparate alliance of eight very different groups across a wide ideological spectrum. for starters i think we ll see them try to sort of create power, build power, hold on to that power for a little bit and then we take it from there.
investigation into something that someone knows is baseless is an abuse of the machinery of the justice department. it is appropriate that jeffrey rosen declined to pursue this because investigations need a factual predication before the levers of the justice department can be used. and that is to protect people from the use of the justice department for partisan political advantage. it has to be based on real crimes. so let s talk about another abuse of power. we all remember that infamous call made to brad raffenperger, does it make any difference that he was on the call when president trump was urging him to find votes? yes, i think this connects those two situations. we know that the attorney general in georgia is investigating those efforts. if we also see mark meadows trying to intervene and get the justice department to do the same thing, that is to create
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