THE WEEK: The Resistance That Cried Wolf. “If we are going to chastise Trump for norm violations, shouldn’t we first establish how normal or abnormal his actions in a given area really are? If we are going to say he is guilty of doing the unprecedented, shouldn’t we look to see if there are in fact any precedents? . . . The tendency to treat everything Trump does as an emergency, without distinction, will make true emergencies more difficult to recognize. And if the press gets it wrong, hyping something that isn’t especially unusual, it makes it easier for Trump to dismiss future criticisms or unflattering reports as ‘fake news.'”