No, it doesn't have to end the same way.Just a gentle reminder that this was distributed in Dallas in the days before JFK was assassinated.
— Jessica Shortall🧂🥴 (@jessicashortall) July 15, 2021
Tempers are hot.
Be careful with your words and images, friends.#txlege pic.twitter.com/8BrXvjKgj3
But that day ended with the assassination of a sitting U.S. President in full view of the public, on a city street in America. And yet democracy survived.
Please stop telling me we're living on the eve of destruction. You're just trying to make yourself important by being the Cassandra who saw it coming, even if it never did.
That is a much more sensible response. Then again, what did the Kennedy Assassination produce except the Warren Commission?The real takeaway from Milley's fear of a Trump coup is that we should not rely on the virtue of individual actors next time. Instead, we need reforms to certification and the Electoral Count Act -- and suspension of the filibuster to pass them. My latest:https://t.co/bdfUutedyv
— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) July 15, 2021
You see why I'm not more sanguine.
Yes, it does. Are we waiting for somebody else to do something about it?seems bad that the presumptive Republican presidential nominee is releasing statements about coups
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) July 15, 2021
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