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On the afternoon of Sept. 12, 2001 — for one of the few University of Virginia classes meeting that week after 9/11 — I set aside my prepared remarks and instead offered those rattled undergraduates a prediction about their futures.
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On the afternoon of Sept 12 2001 Russell Riley set aside prepared remarks and offered undergraduates a prediction about their futures
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Russell Riley
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News Article
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{
    "date": "September 12, 2001",
    "event": "9\/11"
}
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February 15, 2026 at 3:23 PM (7 months ago)
Last Updated
February 15, 2026 at 3:23 PM (7 months ago)

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We've had a 'constitutional dictatorship' before. Trump is different.
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https://millercenter.org/weve-had-constitutional-dictatorship-trump-different

Russell Riley argues that aggressive use of executive powers is not new in American history, citing examples from the Revolution to the Cold War. He contrasts historical instances of 'constitutional dictatorship' with the current presidency, suggesting a unique approach. The article explores the evolution of presidential power during times of crisis.

Presidential Power Constitutional Law Executive Branch American History Crisis Management Donald Trump George W. Bush

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