The Courts Must Stop Presuming Donald Trump is a Regular President. Marc Elias writing for the Democracy Docket:

If there is one thing that is clear from Donald Trump’s first 100 days, it is that he is not a regular president. But the courts continue to treat him as one, which is what has us barreling towards a full-blown constitutional crisis.

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The consequences of this presumption are profound. Courts are reluctant to second-guess the administration’s motivations, unlikely to probe into the government’s internal processes and often dismissive of claims of improper bias.

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Donald Trump is not a regular president, and the courts must stop treating him like one. He is an aspiring autocrat who weaponizes the legal process to undermine the rule of law. Through his words and conduct, he and his administration have forfeited the right to be believed or trusted.

It is time to take Trump both literally and seriously.

It is time for Congress and the Cabinate to use the powers granted to it by the United States Constitution to remove the sitting President of the United States.