“Trump has gotten six or seven stories in his presidency so far, that if they happened in 1981, there would have been serious talk about the president needing to resign. And that's gone now, that ray gun of, "We don't do this. You can’t get away with that" is pretty much gone.”

—  Mike Murphy (political consultant)

2010s, 2017, Interview with Bill Kristol (2017)

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