Historian Garrett Graff argues that the US has crossed into authoritarianism. He points to escalating federal control in Washington D.C., the deployment of armed military units, and the weaponization of law enforcement against political opponents. Graff cites the lack of significant public pushback and the president's actions impacting businesses as further evidence. He highlights the lack of effective opposition from Democrats and worries about the potential impact on future elections, fearing that the current situation is significantly different from past challenges to American democracy.
Prepared by Lauren Mitchell and reviewed by editorial team.
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