Why Democracy? In a year of election ballots filled with questionable candidates, social media fights over which convention scored points for the best celebrity cameo, and policy concerns falling on deaf ears, you might be asking yourself why we, the citizens of apparently the world’s greatest democracy, put ourselves through such an ordeal and whether […]
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