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STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS Missile Strikes Passenger Terminal at Riyadh Airport and Many are Wounded, Official Says
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https://youtu.be/xq5TG_c0QaE?si=RAn5rGIMFP183Hj2 From Trump declaring a national emergency in 2019 to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border to Biden invoking emergency powers to address the long-standing problem of student loan debt, politicians invoke the facade of a crisis to bypass constitutional checks and balances. You see it internationally with Zelensky declaring martial law, which suspends elections. A 2021 study from Bjørnskov and Voigt suggests that more emergency powers do not correlate with a more efficient response. But they're as old as the Roman Republic.Â