
Stay Tuned with Preet Democrats Done Playing Nice (with Susan Rice)
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Feb 19, 2026 Susan Rice, former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. and National Security Advisor, discusses leadership, decision-making, and threats to the rule of law. She warns about rapid erosion of democratic guardrails and examines how White Houses make choices. Conversations cover corporate accountability, when to push back, and the four pillars needed for workable immigration reform.
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Speed And Lack Of Resistance Amplify Harm
- Rice says the administration signaled its intentions openly, so the surprise is their speed and effectiveness.
- She notes limited resistance from party members, corporations, civil society, and media enabled rapid progress.
Play The Long Game, Preserve Documents
- Rice warns corporations and institutions should play the long game and avoid short-term accommodation with authoritarian moves.
- She urges that when Democrats return, they'll use lawful accountability instead of forgiving collaborators.
Support Independent Media, Use Scrutiny
- Lift up and reward media outlets that resisted intimidation and let consumers vote with dollars and attention.
- Use inquiries and public scrutiny where conduct seems dubious without replicating authoritarian tactics.

