Many Democratic Egypt Watchers Fearful of Return to Military Rule as Runoff Election Approaches Amid Worry That PM Sharif Represent Democracy Regression

Egypt elections: After court ruling, the real concern is not the Muslim Brotherhood

The Christian Science Monitor

Egypt’s presidential runoff election on Saturday and Sunday was supposed to be democratic. But that’s in doubt now that  the country’s Supreme Constitutional Court, comprised of judges appointed by ousted dictator Hosni Mubarak, pulled a soft coup on Thursday. The court dissolved the newly elected body.