After a week of mass resignation, Boris Johnson finally yielded yesterday to the pressure and resigned, blaming his exit on “the herd”.
Too Many Americans Want A Dictatorship, Not Democracy
The success of the American experiment depends on responsible leaders and citizens educated in the nation’s history and civics.
In Colombia and Chile, Latin America Is Returning to Democracy
Despite being afflicted by authoritarian inclinations, Chile and Columbia represent a steady comeback to democracy in Latin America.
In Russia, The Arrests Are Spreading Quickly And Widely
Moscow has increased repression and made more arrests in recent weeks as Putin seeks to control the narrative on the war in Ukraine.
Arabs Believe Economy Is Weak Under Democracy
After fighting for democracy during the Arab Spring, Arabs in North Africa, Middle East seem to think the economy suffers under democracy.
Concern Grows For Nicaragua’s Political Prisoners
Nicaragua’s democracy has suffered under Daniel Ortega. This week, police took over five municipalities controlled by regime opponents.
Wisconsin Court Delivers Another Setback To The State’s Democracy
Elections have consequences. Evidently, it’s going to need an addendum: Elections have consequences, except in Wisconsin.
A Viable Third Party Is Coming, And It’s Starting In NJ
The Moderate Party is an experiment in an alliance with members of other parties to prevent polarization from destroying US democracy.
DOJ Sues Arizona Over Proof Of Citizenship Voter Law
The DOJ has filed a lawsuit against the state of Arizona seeking to stop a law that requires citizenship proof to vote in federal elections.
How the Founders Intended To Check The Supreme Court’s Power
When they feel the justices have gone beyond their authority, the president and Congress can take measures to restrain SCOTUS.