"Reforming American Democracy" is a newsletter about the 21st century reforms Americans must embrace in order to sustain our free form of government.
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A New Name for the Work Ahead
No one pretends that democracy is perfect or all-wise. Indeed, it has been said that democracy is the worst form of Government—except all those other forms that have been tried from time to time.
Churchill, House of Commons, 1947
I’ve sha...
Reforming Social Media with David Pakman
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Top Three Reforms
Recently I had the good fortune to interview David Pakman, an influential political commentator and host of The David Pakman Show, about his top three ideas for reforming American democracy.
He’s the...
The Missing Half of Human Happiness
Happiness is a double helix. One strand is personal happiness. The other is political happiness. Together they form the architecture of human flourishing.
As I prepare for two lectures coming up this week, one at Clemson and the other at C...
Reform for Racial Justice with Steve Phillips
“As our case is new,” Lincoln said in 1862, “so we must think anew and act anew.”
Today I’m excited to kick off a new interview series for “Reforming American Democracy,” my new project designed to build a concrete agenda for democratic re...
Top 10 Reforms for Building a Thriving, Egalitarian American Democracy
History must guide the reform of our magnificent democracy
As the summer winds down, I’m most excited to kick off a project called “Reforming American Democracy” with two Vanderbilt undergraduates named Erina Haque and Eva Schneider.
This...
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I am a doctor and political historian who is convinced that ethical democratic values are the glue that holds free government together. History teaches that when these values dissipate democracies descend into demagoguery, corruption, and violence.
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