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History shows us how the transition to tyranny begins

by punishing the weak and defying the courts.

Donald Trump's crusade against Kilmar-Abrego-Garcia is on life support, as it may

finally be dismissed this week or naxed by Judge Waverly Crenshaw in Tennessee. But will that be the

end of this father's and husband's ordeal? On Monday, I told you about the historic pattern

associated with countries moving from democracy to tyranny.

First, they start breaking the law and ignoring the Constitution in small ways, and the more they get away with it and buy off or threaten politicians who may otherwise stop it, the more they do it.

We've been watching Trump do this almost from the first day of his second term in office.

Yesterday, I laid out the mechanism behind that.

The way men like Trump, who want to become dictators, co-opt the law by threatening law firms and the media, ignoring judges, and legally, verbally, or physically attacking the press, politicians, and regular citizens

who speak out. Trump has done all of these things already, too, just like Putin and Orban did when

they were deconstructing the democracies in Russia and Hungary. Today we look at how a country

finally fully crosses from being a self-correcting democracy into a rigid tyranny like those two

countries and how average people like us can identify that moment in time to do something about it

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