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Trump's condensed repost calling for the arrest of journalists to identify the Supreme Court Dobbs leaker is notable for its casual authoritarianism. The Supreme Court had just announced its investigation—aided by the FBI—failed to identify who leaked the draft opinion. Trump's response bypasses all constitutional considerations (First Amendment source protection, due process) in favor of raw coercion: arrest reporters, publishers, and editors until they talk. The phrase "you'll get your answer fast" reveals a strongman cognitive schema where institutional complexity is dismissed as weakness and coercive force is the self-evident solution. This is consistent with antisocial features within the malignant narcissism framework—contempt for legal norms and rights of others when they impede desired outcomes. The rage is moderate but the disproportionality is striking: calling for journalist imprisonment over a leak investigation. Rated "elevated" danger not for imminent violence but for the normalization of anti-press authoritarianism from a former president likely to seek office again. The post functions as a compressed version of his longer same-day post, demonstrating characteristic self-amplification through repetition across formats.
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Trump spent most of the day consumed by the Manhattan DA investigation, posting lengthy multi-page attacks on prosecutor Mark Pomerantz and DA Alvin Bragg that wove together Clinton, the DNC, the DOJ, and the media into a single conspiracy theory. The morning was an anxious legal-defense marathon, b...
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RT: https://truthsocial.com/users/washtimes/statuses/109717704857178658 Arrest the reporter, publisher, editor - you’ll get your answer fast. Stop playing games and wasting time!