President Trump, known for his aggressive political style, has significantly expanded presidential power during his second term. He's utilized federal agencies against universities, media outlets, and individuals he deems opponents, a strategy supported by his base. This includes deploying federal agents in Democratic-run cities, targeting political rivals with investigations, and securing settlements in lawsuits. While claiming to end government weaponization, his actions demonstrate a continued pattern of wielding executive power against perceived enemies. Experts note his innovation lies in disregarding facts and using rhetoric to shape public opinion.
Prepared by Lauren Mitchell and reviewed by editorial team.
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