Viewpoint on Capitol firings tests fairness and due process
The piece notes many intruders photographed at the Capitol face criminal charges or job losses while others remain uncharged. It questions private employers firing workers for Capitol actions, cites Chapman University and GitHub cases, and urges due process and balanced standards before stripping livelihoods.
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Why this outrage only now in the Trump era
Steve Hansen argues that backlash against President Trump emerged late after the Jan. 6 riot and other perceived harms. He notes corporate trepidation and fund-raising freezes by major firms and banks, questioning why retribution accelerates only now amid impeachment scrutiny. He cites broader political and media dynamics. He also questions the GOP senators’ willingness to convict.
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Twitter’s impact on politics after Trump’s suspension
Rich Lowry argues Twitter deranged politics by elevating Trump and amplifying post election misinformation. He notes the platform’s power over the presidency and its role in shaping national debate, while criticizing its inconsistent moderation and broader societal effects.
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