Hamlet’s question, “To be, or not to be,” poses a timely existential question for America: “To be” for democracy under the rule of law; or “not to be,” to do nothing and allow the nation to commit political suicide. We have been led to the brink by a man so self-absorbed as to be insensible to the harm he has caused at the head of a political party that values victory above virtue, an equally power-obsessed opposition, and a public that waivers between placid indifference and a rabid desire for rapid change that they would willingly abandon the rule of law.
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