Judicial Coup and Democracy's Dilemma

This chapter explores the controversies surrounding recent judicial actions perceived as a coup against a former president, and the resulting implications for U.S. democracy. It highlights the tension between elected officials and entrenched bureaucratic powers, questioning the legitimacy of governance and the role of independent agencies. The discussion also critiques the judiciary's limitations, the disconnect between voters and leaders, and calls for a restoration of executive control to uphold constitutional principles.