Trump serves revenge, dares Senate to defy
“Julius Caesar did not seize power; the Roman Senate ceded power to Caesar.” — Sen. Robert C. Byrd Let that be a lesson to us from the West Virginian’s grave. Donald Trump promised to be a dictator on day one. Yet we missed his meaning: the first day after the election. Right away, we felt the president-elect’s revenge, blowing in on the gales of November. The United States Senate stands in front of those winds, testing the limits of its own power. History rhymes again. Our Constitution spells it out that the Senate has the right (and duty) to approve the president’s ...