The Future of American Democracy

The 2020 United States presidential election was unprecedented in terms of voter turnout, number of votes cast and polarisation. The post-election period has been equally tumultuous with questions raised about the long-term consequences for the health and legitimacy of American democracy. Hear from a panel of leading experts from Yale-NUS College and Yale University as they engaged in a spirited discussion on the topic.

[dump]

So young lady and gentlemen do you all think free speech is great but only when people agree with you? or when it suits your agenda.

[foreva]

In Michigan the Secretary of State or city clerk dnt tell us if our vote was counted or not so its impossible to know for sure if we voted because they refuse to tell us unless we put it on the ballot as a citizen initiative for them to be transparent but if you've been reading this the whole time...

[WilliamJohnwon]

American democracy is stuffed, if they really have allowed that character to be president.

[dump]

Opinions are like assholes; we all have one but we cannot all be right.

[dump]

Do you think the vote was honest? Give me a percentage if you are not sure.

[Aramsa-Khan]

American democracy is dying or already comatose. It is already in the state of democrazy

[blackbarnz]

Principles of Westphalian sovereignty out the window apparently.

[Zazz_Blammymatazz]

SJW professors at an elite university are against free speech? SHOCKER! One has purple hair and they both have soft, lispy, feminine voices. They couldn't be more of a cliche if they tried! LOL🤣

[WilliamJohnwon]

I feel sorry for the American public, because they didn't vote this character in.

[dump]

The Dragon is the wolf and you are the sheep.