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No Failsafe Against Human Nature

February 26, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Daniel Ziblatt, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, How A Democracy Dies, open primaries, Rodrigo Duterte, Steven Levitsky, The decline of the two party system in U. S.
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Several years ago, a woman, who would later become the first female governor of Oregon, snapped at my observation that politics would be better off without political parties.  People should vote directly for candidates without needing approval from an “old boy” network, I said. 
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Closed Primaries: A Good Reason To Preserve Them

June 24, 2016
by Caroline Miller
Barbara Boxer, California 2016 Senate Race, closed primaries, Josh Eidelson, Kamala Harris, Loretta Sanchez, open primaries, Republican/Democrat, Tom Higgins
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I made a comment on Face book the other day about closed primaries.  I don’t understand why people are so exorcised about them. The system isn’t new, having been practiced for decades.  Folks who want to participate in a primary register with the party of their choice and vote.
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