Rogue presidents
In any coup attempt, there's a point at which mere talk crosses the line into irrevocable action, and it's a bright red line.
LONDON, U.K.—Turning yourself from a democratically elected president into a dictator is a tricky operation, and most people who try it fail. It’s called a “self-coup”—from the Spanish autogolpe—and to try it without first gaining the support of the arme...
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