He interprets backlash against his reform as a defense of norms: by arguing against local conventions, he made supporters risk ostracism by the larger community.
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Norms
The war on Iran is the visible spark.
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The war on Iran is the visible spark.
Key Notes
Senate confirmation works in Jiang’s account because fear of public embarrassment and norms inhibit presidential favoritism more than formal rules alone.
Jiang argues that the US political system rests on consensus, norms, and shared values, making it vulnerable when a political actor ignores those norms rather than violating clearly enforceable laws.
Jiang says a figure like Trump does not share the values that ordinarily stabilize the American system, leaving the system with limited capacity to stop him.
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"Australization. Okay? Or basically just exile. Where you are no longer part of the group. They kick you out as a player. Okay? That's..."
"I was arguing against the norms, the values, the conventions of this country. And it's, and so if people believed in me, then they..."
"...the US the US political system is built on consensus on norms on certain values that people share together. So you have some like,..."
"I answer that the necessity of their cooperation with the government is to ensure that would have a powerful, though in general, silent operation...."
"...opinion, it's very, very strong. But what's important is that on norms and values. As long as people buy into these conventions and norms,..."
"...they became a subject to an empire, which is a historical norm. But because they were so important, it was easy for Israel to..."
"...enforce the system as well as customs and habits values and norms. Okay? So this is an enforcement mechanism to force you to believe..."
"...these shadows now become internalized. And they dictate the values and norms of people, what they believe to be good and bad. They dictate..."
"...past few decades, it is an aberration. It goes against cultural norms in China, but in the long term, China will return to its..."
"...they they disappeared from circulations pottery uh dirt floors became the norm stone houses disappeared from our architecture not architectural from uh anthro how..."
"...layers of reality. The normal geopolitics, realistic calculation, and some international norms that Russia defends in spite of all. At the same time, we..."
"...culture and together these three will um create the values and norms that make us believe that this is a fair open and transparent..."
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