瞿宛文的部落格NYT/What Really Saved the Republic From Trump?
It wasn’t our constitutional system of checks and balances.
By Tim Wu
Mr. Wu is a law professor at Columbia University.
What really saved the Republic from Mr. Trump was a different set of limits on the executive: an informal and unofficial set of institutional norms upheld by federal prosecutors, military officers and state elections officials. You might call these values our “unwritten constitution.” Whatever you call them, they were the decisive factor.