1. When the election is over, Americans should ask themselves some searching questions about the health of their democracy.
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Biggest failure? Media?
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Extreme vetting of candidate Trump failed
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GOP trying to change rules (add superdelegates, limit candidates) is trying to tame an active volcano
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And laid bare the Evangelical right (Falwell etc) as nothing more than political whores. Trump? Embodiment of sin.
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Yes, and we must be thankful the proctor was Donald Trump and not someone who actually wants to be president.
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Quite likely we'll see a smart demagogue next time. Dems giving up on working class makes it possible.
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but what should those institutions have done? I know many Republicans at high levels who support him just cuz he's repub candidate
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these people are eminent lawyers, judges, delegates, etc. the problem of the two party systems is it breeds tribalism
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I'd argue it's the legacy of a political institution which for the last 25+ years has convinced it's backers of a corrupt media
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As such, attempts by even the most conservative media outlets (National Review for one) to warn voters was met with derision
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