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Democratically elected governments utilize their power and authority to legislate away or weaken democratic norms, institutions, protections, and rights. They have municipal elections, voting on bonds, laws, and referendums. Making democracy its own biggest enemy. But this is not enough in order to preserve democracy.
-- " Senate votes to block controversial DC crime bill ," CNN I haven't written a blog entry on this, just comments, and comments on Washington Post article. I write that for the most part, DC's legislators have it pretty good. So, rather than attacking President Biden and Congress for likely blocking the D.C.
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