Tanya Mosley

to assimilate was part of the psychological toll it took. And that comes into play in a big way later on.

to assimilate was part of the psychological toll it took. And that comes into play in a big way later on.

to assimilate was part of the psychological toll it took. And that comes into play in a big way later on.

He's just had this huge influence on some key figures in the conservative world, partly because of his money, which is from PayPal and Facebook and Palantir and a lot of very shrewd investments, but also because of his thinking and writing, which is...

He's just had this huge influence on some key figures in the conservative world, partly because of his money, which is from PayPal and Facebook and Palantir and a lot of very shrewd investments, but also because of his thinking and writing, which is...

He's just had this huge influence on some key figures in the conservative world, partly because of his money, which is from PayPal and Facebook and Palantir and a lot of very shrewd investments, but also because of his thinking and writing, which is...

extremist, which has a very pessimistic view of latter-day America as a country in decline, stagnant, and overrun with immigrants and losing out to China and essentially giving in to its own weaknesses and in need of some kind of jolt of dynamism from politics or from technology that will restore it to greatness.

extremist, which has a very pessimistic view of latter-day America as a country in decline, stagnant, and overrun with immigrants and losing out to China and essentially giving in to its own weaknesses and in need of some kind of jolt of dynamism from politics or from technology that will restore it to greatness.

extremist, which has a very pessimistic view of latter-day America as a country in decline, stagnant, and overrun with immigrants and losing out to China and essentially giving in to its own weaknesses and in need of some kind of jolt of dynamism from politics or from technology that will restore it to greatness.

And so he's a really smart erudite provocateur who has had a lot of influence on a lot of people, including J.D. Vance.

And so he's a really smart erudite provocateur who has had a lot of influence on a lot of people, including J.D. Vance.

And so he's a really smart erudite provocateur who has had a lot of influence on a lot of people, including J.D. Vance.

I don't think he got a whole lot out of his law degree other than skill at networking and climbing through the meritocracy. He doesn't seem to care much about due process. He thinks of it as an expedience that can be dispensed with if it gets in the way of large-scale deportations. He seems to think of the judiciary as serving at the pleasure of the executive.

I don't think he got a whole lot out of his law degree other than skill at networking and climbing through the meritocracy. He doesn't seem to care much about due process. He thinks of it as an expedience that can be dispensed with if it gets in the way of large-scale deportations. He seems to think of the judiciary as serving at the pleasure of the executive.

I don't think he got a whole lot out of his law degree other than skill at networking and climbing through the meritocracy. He doesn't seem to care much about due process. He thinks of it as an expedience that can be dispensed with if it gets in the way of large-scale deportations. He seems to think of the judiciary as serving at the pleasure of the executive.

And if they get in the way, well, let them enforce their decision as he – famously, apocryphally quoted Andrew Jackson. So he doesn't seem to think too much of the rule of law. It seems to exist as maybe a safeguard for some people at some time.

And if they get in the way, well, let them enforce their decision as he – famously, apocryphally quoted Andrew Jackson. So he doesn't seem to think too much of the rule of law. It seems to exist as maybe a safeguard for some people at some time.

And if they get in the way, well, let them enforce their decision as he – famously, apocryphally quoted Andrew Jackson. So he doesn't seem to think too much of the rule of law. It seems to exist as maybe a safeguard for some people at some time.

But when it gets in the way of what he wants and what his administration wants, there are higher priorities than upholding the Constitution, which he took an oath to do.

But when it gets in the way of what he wants and what his administration wants, there are higher priorities than upholding the Constitution, which he took an oath to do.