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The founder of a far-right militia once warned of federal tyranny. Then came Trump. Josh Lederman © Provided by NBC News WASHINGTON Nearly two decades ago Stewart Rhodes won an award at Yale Law School for his paper arguing that the Bush administration’s use of “enemy combatant” status to detain Americans indefinitely was unconstitutional. Tolerating such a violation, he asserted, would be like leaving out “a loaded weapon a perpetual threat to our liberties to be picked up by the next overzealous, overconfident and willful president.” But in the weeks after the 2020 election, presidential overreach seemed far from his mind. In an open letter on the website of the Oath Keepers, the far-right militia group he founded in 2009, Rhodes urged then-President Donald Trump to invoke the Insurrection Act, send special forces to seize state elections systems, redo the election, and deploy both the National Guard and a self-armed militia to suppress any r

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