Robert Reich
Friends,
First it was Portland, Oregon.
Now Chicago and Albuquerque.
Next up? Maybe Baltimore or Detroit. Philadelphia or Oakland. Even New York City.
Under the ruse of “law and order” — in the tradition of all authoritarians before him — Donald Trump is sending unidentified paramilitary forces to invade American cities.
These militarized federal troops are maiming peaceful activists, including mothers and veterans, and throwing them into unmarked vans.
Of course, Trump doesn’t give a damn about law OR order.
This is a craven political stunt designed to:
1. Deflect attention away from Trump’s absolutely catastrophic response to the coronavirus emergency, which has seen tens of thousands of preventable deaths as a direct result of his utter disregard and incompetence.
2. Soothe Trump’s frail ego, incite his base, and feed his enablers at One America and Fox News.
3. Test the waters for Trump activating federal troops to intimidate voters on Election Day and to contest the election if he’s voted out in November.
We must not allow Donald Trump to drag America toward a fascist future.
Please join me in supporting legislation introduced by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Sen. Bernie Sanders, and others to immediately rein in Donald Trump’s secret police:
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Reject Trump’s Secret Police
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ruse
- 音節ruse
- 発音rúːz, rúːs
march1
音節march
発音mάːrtʃ
[動]
1自〔通例経路表現を伴って〕〈人が〉行進する，〈軍隊・兵士などが〉進軍する，（葬儀・結婚式などで）一斉に歩く；他〈距離を〉行進する；〈人を〉行進させる
march bravely [steadily]
勇敢に［整然と］進軍する
march through the streets
街路を行進する
march against the enemy
敵に向かって進撃する
2自〔通例経路表現を伴って〕〈人が〉デモ行進をする
3自〔経路表現を伴って〕〈人が〉どんどん［早足で］歩く（◆しばしば怒り・いら立ち・悲しみなどで脇目もふらず歩くことを表す）
3a他〔経路表現を伴って〕〈人を〉どんどん［早足で］歩かせる，無理に歩かせる，（…へ）引き立てる≪to，into≫
march a child off to bed
子どもをベッドに引っ張っていく
4自〈事態・時などが〉進行する，進展する
Time marches on.
時がどんどんたっていく
march1の慣用句・イディオム
march past
自＋自〈軍隊が〉（国賓などの）前を隊列を組んで行進する
━━[名]
1CU行進，行軍，進軍
a forced march
強行軍
Quick march!
行進始め
the line of march
行進路
1aC行進曲，マーチ
a dead [funeral] march
葬送行進曲
a wedding march
結婚行進曲
1bC行進で進む距離
an hour's march
１時間の行進距離
1cC行進の歩調
a quick march
速足
2Cデモ（行進）
go on a march
デモに参加する
3〔the ～〕（事態・時などの）進行，進展≪of≫
the march of events
事件の進展
the march of time
((形式))時の流れ
march1の慣用句・イディオム
on a steady upward march
ぐんぐん上昇中で
on the march
行進［行軍］中で；〈思想・風潮などが〉進展中で；〈疫病などが〉流行中で
steal [get] a march on A
Ａ（人）を（ひそかに）追い抜く，出し抜く語源［原義は「ハンマーで打つように歩く」］
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