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Newsweek: How to Defeat Trump’s Plan to Overturn the Election

By Tom Roger and Timothy E. Wirth ince we wrote the piece "How Donald Trump Could Lose the Election and Still Remain President," it has become even more apparent that Donald Trump will attempt to create massive chaos and uncertainty following the November election, even if it is abundantly clear he has lost it. His…

keepourrepubliAugust 20, 2020

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The New York Times: How Powerful Is the President?

Surely, regardless of party or candidate preference, we can all agree there is no justification for a president to have dictatorial powers kept secret from Congress, the press and the American people.

keepourrepubliJuly 23, 2020

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The Boston Globe: Keep America safe for democracy

As the republic with the oldest written constitution still in use, the United States is the world’s beacon of democracy. These days the beacon has been dimming.

keepourrepubliJuly 13, 2020

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NEWSWEEK: How Trump Could Lose the Election—And Still Remain President

By Timothy E. Wirth And Tom Rogers July 3, 2020 It is increasingly looking as if Joe Biden can beat President Donald Trump in November. The president seems more and more out of step with the national mood, from his handling of the pandemic to his response to racially biased policing, not to mention a wide array…

keepourrepubliJuly 3, 2020

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POLITICO: How Trump Could Use Political Chaos to Upset the Election

By Timothy E. Wirth, Joel Mccleary, Mark Medish and Gary Hart June 9, 2020 The 2020 election faces unparalleled risks to its conduct and integrity. Foreign actors are working to interfere in the election. Conservative groups have filed lawsuits to remove hundreds of thousands of voters they say are ineligible from voter rolls. One civil rights group found…

keepourrepubliJune 9, 2020

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Just Security: The Looming Crisis of Emergency Powers and Holding the 2020 Presidential Election

By Mark Medish and Joel McCleary The future of electoral democracy in the United States is, without exaggeration, at risk. While a global pandemic and economic meltdown could provide a pretext for this threat, it does not come from abroad. Instead the threat comes from our own elected leader, the President of the United States—and…

keepourrepubliMay 4, 2020