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Donald Trump Holds a Midterm Political Rally in Pendleton, South Carolina
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When the president talks about power, we keep the receipts.
Executive Overreach listens to presidential speeches on C-SPAN and flags the moments the language turns toward expanding executive power: attacking the courts, going around Congress, threatening opponents. Every quote is published word for word and linked to the moment it was said.
- C-SPANA speech airsRemarks, press events and rallies
- QuoteEvery word is keptExactly as it was said, never paraphrased
- PatternIt’s matched to a patternOne of ten defined categories of concern
- PublicIt goes on the recordLinked to the moment it was said
Ten patterns, one standard. Attacks on the courts, power claimed beyond the law, threats to the press and to opponents, attacks on elections, excuses for political violence, and more. See how we define them →