In Trump election fraud cases, federal judges upheld the rul

In Trump election fraud cases, federal judges upheld the rule of law '


 
In Trump election fraud cases, federal judges upheld the rule of law '" but that's not enough to fix US politics
 
Updated 12/18/2020 9:01 AM
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Charles Gardner Geyh, Indiana University
 
(THE CONVERSATION) A healthy constitutional culture, in which the people and their leaders respect the authority of their Constitution, requires a baseline of trust in the government '" a baseline that, in the United States, has eroded from 77% in the early 1960s to 17% today.
This collapse of public confidence paved the way for a populist form of leadership that redirected public faith away from the institutions of government toward a more autocratic leader '" Donald Trump '" whom voters trusted to consolidate power, neutralize opposition and 'œdrain the swamp' of the experts and bureaucrats he deemed responsible for the government's malaise.

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