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Tomorrow Usually Looks Like Today

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Sunrise over the Earth's horizon, as seen from the Space Shuttle Columbia during NASA's STS-3 mission, March 1982. (Space Frontiers/Getty Images)1. The FutureLast night I ended TNB by asking a counterfactual: Imagine a timeline in which Bill Clinton resigned the presidency in shame in 1998.There is no third impeachment in American history and impeachment remains a viable constitutional mechanism.Expectations and norms for presidential character …

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Tomorrow Usually Looks Like Today

Sunrise over the Earth's horizon, as seen from the Space Shuttle Columbia during NASA's STS-3 mission, March 1982. (Space Frontiers/Getty Images)1. The FutureLast night I ended TNB by asking a counterfactual: Imagine a timeline in which Bill Clinton resigned the presidency in shame in 1998.There is no third impeachment in American history and impeachment remains a viable constitutional mechanism.Expectations and norms for presidential character …

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