How
Democracies Die – Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt (Crown Books)
I weep for the future of the United States…not because
of the ridiculous, faulty case the authors of How Democracies Die, Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt try
desperately to concoct, but more so because the pair are professors of
government at Harvard University and charged with mold the minds of the
snowflake generation.
Levitsky and Ziblatt seem to be clueless to the fact
that they try to make the case in their introduction by citing examples of how
global democratic nation states have been brought to their knees by liberal,
socialist policies and try to equate that to the policies of Donald Trump.
Levitsky and Ziblatt fail miserably due to the simple
fact that their argument on its face is based on a faulty premise. Liberals
love to argue that we live in a democracy, but anyone with even a passing
knowledge of the U.S. Constitution should know that we live in a Constitutional
Republic. Pure democracies are mob rule. If we were a democracy, then Hillary
Clinton would be President and California would have elected her, hence the
need for the electoral college to level the playing field for all states.
Levitsky and Ziblatt are clearly suffering from Trump
Derangement Syndrome, choosing to wallow in self-pity not pity for the nation,
rather than enjoying the clear cut successes of Trump’s first year and more to come.
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