Democracy is not just a result of replacing a corrupt leader at the top. It is embedded in the mundane processes, institutions, and rules and the daily actions by citizens and government officials alike to ensure the system works so the rights and freedoms of all people are guaranteed.
Adam Kinzinger: “Democracy is not just a result of replacing a corrupt leader at the top. It is embedded in the mundane processes…”
On the recordSeptember 9, 2020
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Kinzinger emphasizes that democracy requires ongoing effort beyond just leadership changes.
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