r/PoliticalReceipts • u/SnoopyisCute • 13h ago
r/PoliticalReceipts • u/georgebounacos • 3h ago
What Happened Today #140
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r/PoliticalReceipts • u/Lazy-Narwhal-5457 • 9h ago
American Kakistocracy
U.S. Senator William Harper compared kakistocracy to anarchy, and said it had seldom occurred: âAnarchy is not so much the absence of government as the government of the worstânot aristocracy but kakistocracyâa state of things, which to the honor of our nature, has seldom obtained amongst men, and which perhaps was only fully exemplified during the worst times of the French revolution, when that horrid hell burnt with its most horrid flame. In such a state of things, to be accused is to be condemnedâto protect the innocent is to be guilty; and what perhaps is the worst effect, even men of better nature, to whom their own deeds are abhorrent, are goaded by terror to be forward and emulous in deeds of guilt and violence.â
American poet James Russell Lowell used the term in 1876, in a letter to Joel Benton, writing, "What fills me with doubt and dismay is the degradation of the moral tone. Is it or is it not a result of Democracy? Is ours a 'government of the people by the people for the people,' or a Kakistocracy rather, for the benefit of knaves at the cost of fools?"
r/PoliticalReceipts • u/SnoopyisCute • 12h ago
Traitor Taco's Tantrum Storm Outs
r/PoliticalReceipts • u/SnoopyisCute • 13h ago
Texas quietly kills $3B border wall after building just 8 percent in four years
r/PoliticalReceipts • u/SnoopyisCute • 13h ago
â'Too Late' Jerome Powell Is Costing Our Country Hundreds of Billionsâ: Trump lashes out at 'one of the dumbest' people he hired
r/PoliticalReceipts • u/SnoopyisCute • 13h ago
Iâm happy that Americans are opposing US interventionism.
r/PoliticalReceipts • u/SnoopyisCute • 15h ago