Abundance is a book about a subset of procedural obstacles to a particular vision of progress. The bad news for abundance (and any other agenda) is that these obstacles only scratch the surface of impediments to change. The only way to surmount them is with a party that wants to.

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It’s not a question of whether someone “deserves” due process or not IT’S THE LAW This is enshrined in our Constitution and solidified by numerous Supreme Court decisions So what does Kilmeade want to do? Rely on Trump or Rubio to decide when we should follow the law-based on “trust me, bro”?

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You know who else didn't think it was practical to do due process on 8+ million people?

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And we've taken for granted for decades just how much Europe's reliance on the U.S. compels them to do things the U.S. wants. I think we're about to see, as Trump and Putin force Europe to build greater defense infrastructure, our leverage in world diplomacy start to wane.

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Here's the thing. Trump is right that Europe has, for decades, leaned on the U.S. for its defense needs more lopsidedly than the NATO alliance, strictly speaking, intends for them to do. What's much less clear is the idea this is actually a bad deal for the United States.

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