Look like a sweet peach 😀☝️

I don’t care if she does or not , point is billionaires donate to a billionaire….

Greedy billionaires will support a billionaire……. Idiots always will vote a billionaire to make this even more rich…. Billionaires are the real establishment, idiots voted a billionaire agains establishment.

Insurance companies become extremely greedy.

That’s amazing.

That’s exactly what I thought Mr Conway. In the end it f the end De Santis is better.

Guarding against excessive inequality, ensuring that voters have access to objective information, reducing the flow of money into politics and strengthening checks and balance. Otherwise, mob rule will truly become mob rule

But the era of democratic naivety died on January 6
Now is the time for an era of democratic sophistication. Democracies may be the best defense against mob rule, but they can only succeed if countries make the necessary efforts to nurture democratic institutions

The experience of countries such as Egypt during the Arab Spring confirmed warnings that without strong institutions, democracy would succumb to mob rule.
The election of Donald Trump, a reality TV star, raised big questions about the health of America's political regime.

Senators were given six-year terms so that they were not subject to presidential elections. Supreme Court justices were appointed life to ensure that they could not be removed by people in other branches of government.

It was divided among the branches of governn such a way that no one could wield more powe was necessary. Citizens were given broad constitutional rights.

Being a more practical thinker than Plato, Aristotle argued that there were two ways to prevent democracy from degrading into a mobocracy: mixing it with elements of royalty and aristocracy to curb the will of the people; and creating a large middle class, interested in the stability of the country.

He then described the ways in which these virtuous forms of government evolve into their opposites: democracy becomes mob rule, where the rich seize the wealth of society.

Aristotle, Plato’s great student, distinguished between three legitimate forms of government: monarchy, aristocracy, and democracy. He argued that each of these has its dark shadows: tyranny, oligarchy, and mob rule.