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Trump is gone, a political pariah — but with influence

ADVERTISEMENT Usually on Inauguration Day of a new president, his predecessor rides quietly into the sunset. Trump, with a typical lack of decency and decorum, is skipping Joe Biden While celebrating a new era, the political world especially Republicans are vigorously debating whether Trump is a spent force or will remain a disruptive figure. Ever since the mob assault on the Capitol and ensuing second House impeachment, Trump may be a permanent loser. His poll ratings have dropped, and businesses are running away from anything associated with the Trump brand. Unlike the lonely figure of Mitt Romney Even many of those Republicans opposing impeachment condemn Trump s actions and character. There almost certainly will be more damaging stuff coming out, with multiple investigations and tell-all revelations from former Trumpites trying to salvage their reputations.

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For the first time in our lives, free speech is about to be criminalized

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The most turbulent election in a generation, and for all the furor nothing changed

The most turbulent election in a generation, and for all the furor nothing changed Albert Hunt, opinion contributor © The Hill The most turbulent election in a generation, and for all the furor nothing changed This presidential year was the most turbulent since 1968; there were seismic moments - from only the third-ever presidential impeachment vote, the worst pandemic in a century and most severe economic slowdown since the Great Depression and wild charges of scurrilous scandals and fraud. None of it much mattered. Now that this election is resolved - it actually was resolved in early November, with the past six weeks about a fund-raising scam for Donald Trump - the excuses will set in. Foremost will be Trump would have won if not for the pandemic, the China virus as he came to call it. His handling was one of the colossal failures of any presidency. Even without the pandemic, however, he still probably would have lost.

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