
Why does Trump think that he can act like a king?
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Donald Trump often thinks that he has absolute power.
A recent article in the New York Times discusses his actions.
The author asks why he acts like a king.
The president sometimes uses the courts to change the rules of voting.
He also wants to influence mail-in voting in several states.
His lawyers say that the president is above the law.
But the Supreme Court must decide if this is true.
Many citizens are worried about the future of democracy.
Experts explain that the Constitution limits the power of the president.
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