Democrats and their media fear democracy

 Fox News:

American democracy is likely coming to an end, at least according to liberal media networks such as MSNBC, ABC and CBS, as well as Democrat politicians.

On Tuesday, Fred Wellman, the former executive director of the Lincoln Project, tweeted, "Norms and traditions are going to end our democracy."

Later that day, The Washington Post published a column by Jennifer Rubin, who warned the impact of COVID-19 may be "hastening" the demise of democracy in the United States.

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"Trust in U.S. institutions has been declining for years, thanks to government scandals, economic dislocation, increased inequality and social media" Rubin wrote. "Now, evidence is growing that the coronavirus pandemic is making the phenomenon worse."

Prior to the column, Rubin warned about the fragility of American democracy, such as when she predicted in December that Sen. Joe Manchin’s, D-W.V. vote against President Biden’s Build Back Better plan could send American democracy hurtling to its demise.
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Voting against Democrats is democracy in action and not its end.  Voting against the evils of liberalism is a smart thing for Americans to do.  The Republicans that are elected will, indeed. have to run for office again in the next elections. To do so they will have to demonstrate competence in office, something the current crop of Democrats has failed at.  BTW, we have a democratically elected republican form of government.  

Trump did a reasonably good job of governing despite Democrats' efforts to thwart democracy by pushing a fraudulent Russian collusion narrative and Biden won by the media conspiring to cover up his family corruption.

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