মঙ্গলবার, ০৩ ডিসেম্বর ২০২৪
সর্বশেষ সংবাদ
english
Among Democrats and many Republicans, there is a great temptation to dismiss US President Donald Trump's administration as a bizarre aberration. Just as Republicans may try to blame the many transgressions of the past four years on Trump, hoping that their enabling role is quickly forgotten, Democrats might want to make a show of observing democratic norms, by graciously refraining from litigating the past. If so, should Joe Biden prevail when all votes in the November 3 election are counted, Trump and his administration are unlikely to be held accountable for their egregious record of corruption, cruelty and violations of basic constitutional principles. Quite apart from political calculations, many observers—from former Democratic presidential contender Andrew Yang to distinguished jurists and historians—have argued that only tin-pot dictatorships pursue their vanquished opponents. With all-too-obvious motives of his own, US Attorney General Bill Barr has also opined that "the political winners ritually prosecuting the political losers is not the stuff of a mature democracy." Yet these generalisations are too hasty. Trump's "lock her up" slogan, directed against Hillary Clinton in 2016, should not be answered with "lock him up"; but "forgive and forget" is not the only alternative.
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