Stone ... argued that Hernández’s liberation would give renewed energy to the Honduran right wing, destabilize President Castro’s government, and strengthen what he believes to be Trump and the U.S.’ interests in the region.
[I]t would have been much more significant if Republicans, assuming they wished to be seen as anything other than a conglomerate of opportunistic interests, had stood up and condemned the actions of a president who dignified neither country nor party.
[A]t this point, the only realistic option is to wait for the American people to decide whether Donald Trump is the man they want in the White House for four more years.
Since ... Watergate ... presidents do not give even the faintest impression of interfering in judicial affairs. Trump has flouted this practice since his first day in office.