Presidential Power and Protests

This chapter explores the limitations of presidential power through a discussion about the deployment of the National Guard in California amidst civil unrest. It also reflects on personal experiences with law enforcement during protests, raising concerns about generational representation in politics and the effectiveness of civilian police in managing public dissent.

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