Trump deploying 'tailored' threats - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : Trump is working with a sense of urgency and with the wind at his back, in a sense.
59% : It is fundamentally anti-democratic behavior.
47% : Multiple Republican officials suggested to the Washington Examiner that, while personal attacks have long been a favored political tool of the president, Trump is taking a more "tailored" approach compared to the stream-of-consciousness attacks he frequently levied during his first term in office.
45% : Right now, Trump is doing everything he can get away with because he can get away with it."
39% : This comes after the president vowed to primary Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) after he was the sole Republican House member to vote against a continuing resolution aimed at averting a government shutdown, and maintained consistent attacks against federal workers for much of his first two months in office while Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency prepare federal departments and agencies to initiate widespread workforce cuts.
38% : "Whether it's deportations or getting a spending bill across the goal line, President Trump knows that the longer he waits, the more likely Democrats will gum up implementation of his policies.
36% : Meanwhile, Republican lawmakers have begun introducing articles of impeachment against a number of federal judges who have ruled against Trump.
22% : Earlier this week, Trump joined a growing chorus of Republicans calling for the impeachment of federal judges who pushed back on his executive actions, specifically targeting U.S. District Judge James Boasberg for ordering the administration to halt any deportations linked to Trump's invocation of the Alien Enemies Act earlier this month.
20% : " TRUMP EXTENDS STATE DEPARTMENT DEADLINE FOR NEW TRAVEL BANS Jeffrey McCall, professor of political communication at DePauw University, told the Washington Examiner: "All presidents use the bully pulpit, of course, so Trump is not unusual in this regard.
9% : " Andrew Bates, an adviser with the bipartisan interest group Unlikely Allies and senior deputy press secretary for former President Joe Biden, similarly accused Trump of seeking to undermine the judicial and legislative branches.

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