[knarf]

We had BETTER start (or for some of us, continue), to show up at public school meetings and voice our awareness of their insidious practice.

Every talk show host or newscaster/interviewer should grow a pair and stop every commie dem from continuing to single out "our democracy".

Democracy is a stand alone word.

[Leep]

Stupid Fox Noos has used the phrase, our democracy, probably since it’s inception.

[Tom Tetroxide]

The Pubbie Party was started by collectivists back in 1854. Our two-party system is just two sides of the same collectivist coin. The best thing to do with both is to walk away from them.

I look at the Dems like a domineering woman who is married to ah weak, spineless Pubbie man.

[Brilliant]

I don’t know why you blame it on Republicans. I’d blame it on Democrats.

[Brian Griffin]

1854 Mississippi

Mr. Black, what do you think of democracy?

It sucks every cotton-picking day long.

[Brian Griffin]

There needs to be limits on governmental power, such as property and income tax caps.

[Cobra64]

How about these clowns recite The Pledgeof Allegiance to our Flag, and they might get a clue. Better yet, the politicians could read the document they swore an oath to uphold and defend? Even those in The Stupid Party talk about “our democracy.”

[brownsfan]

Republicans exist to screw things up and allow Dem control. That’s one reason, among many, that I’m so nervous about November.

[Portcall24]

J. Edgar tried to tell people, but they wouldn’t listen.

[SaxxonWoods]

“Our Democracy” is an exclusionary attempt to stop free speech. It is a denial of our Constitutional Republic. It is a shield for what used to be called “creeping socialism”.

[D_Idaho]

Funny how the Constitution requires a “republican” form of government for all states.

[unclebankster]

Democracy

Republic

Constitutional Republic

Republican form of government

Democratic form of government

These are nice phrases and words. Now define the differences and similarities between them to the average person.

“Good Luck”

[Olog-hai]

I do admit I cringe when I hear Reagan use that phrase in his speeches. Considering what the Congress was composed of mostly during those years, I can understand why he didn’t bother to have his speechwriters omit the phrase.

Of course these days, I can’t hear the phrase without thinking of Woodrow Wilson and how he declared “socialism and democracy” to be “one and the same”.