The infrastructure of
our democracy is under threat.
It is particularly welcome coming at a time when so many people — myself included — have felt that
democracy is under threat.
So when
that democracy is under threat by those who have no other concern but for their own avarice and will do anything and compromise anyone to get what they want, should ordinary law abiding people just stand back and allow it to happen?
Not exact matches
There
is a tendency to exaggerate the monolithic character of world - wide Catholicism
under papal direction, and Mr. Blanshard's projection upon the future of the indefinite
threat of Catholic power to American
democracy does not, it seems to me, do justice to the four considerations I will emphasize later.
If leaders and others fail to stand up for democratic principles when other priorities seem to
be more important, there will
be nothing left to safeguard
democracy when it
is most
under threat.
In making our voices heard, we haven't lost sight of the fact that the NPP
under Akufo - Addo has lost its bearing and
is now not only a
threat to itself but also to Ghana's
democracy.
At a time when our
democracy is under unprecedented
threats, it
is great to see that the Connecticut Education Association will actually
be voting on a Constitutional Amendment to expand the use of direct
democracy when it comes to electing officers.
This must
be seen in the historical context of a young, volatile
democracy which felt — not without reason —
under threat of a hostile takeover, politically or culturally.