Trump's Retribution: Targeting Critics and Institutions | JQJO

President Trump's second term has seen him act on his campaign promise of 'retribution' against perceived enemies. He's revoked security clearances of numerous former officials, including those who criticized him, and targeted institutions such as law firms (Perkins Coie, WilmerHale), universities (Harvard), and news organizations (AP, NPR, PBS). His actions, which include freezing federal grants and investigating critics, are fueled by his political interests and have drawn criticism for infringing on rights and the rule of law. While some Republicans support these moves, critics condemn them as an abuse of presidential power.