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A community of democracies? Think again

By Free Media Online · June 7, 2010 · Comments Off
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Democracy Digest from the National Endowment for Democracy (NED): Turkey and Brazil may be democracies, but that does not translate into support for US policies, for globalization or for promoting democracy. If Presidents Clinton, Bush and Obama “all came into power with One Big Idea,” writes Walter Russell Mead, “it is President Obama’s unhappy fate to be in office when all three Big Ideas that

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