U.S. Power and the Language of Moral Superiority @carnegiecouncil

U.S. Power and the Language of Moral Superiority @carnegiecouncil

Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago

Speaking about Trump's use of America's power in his second administration, FGV Brazil's Professor Matias Spektor says, "Amoralism depletes the resources that others have to try to hold power accountable."

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