Perspectives on a watershed moment in American politics. Part 1: federalism in the election and insurrection
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19 janvier 2021
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by Megan Maruschke On 20 January 2020, Joseph R. Biden will be sworn in as the new president of the United States. For months, the ousted President Donald Trump and his supporters tried to prevent this from happening. But they did not understand how the American federal system actually works – writes ReCentGlobe researcher Megan Maruschke in the first segment of her two-part blog post on American right-wing populism. Photo: Sen. Jeff Merkley / wikipedia.org The federal structure of the...