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Professor: North Carolina Is No Longer A Democracy Because Republicans Win Too Many Elections

Professor: North Carolina Is No Longer A Democracy Because Republicans Win Too Many Elections

January 01, 2017 Professor: North Carolina Is No Longer A Democracy Because Republicans Win Too Many Elections , 1 Comments


By Daily Caller, Dec, 30, 2016 

A taxpayer-funded political science professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has concluded that political conditions in North Carolina are comparable to political conditions in totalitarian nations such as Cuba, Venezuela and Iran because Republicans are too politically successful.


The professor, Andrew Reynolds, aired his 936-word grievance last week in The News & Observer, a newspaper out of Raleigh.

North Carolina “can no longer be classified as a full democracy,” Reynolds declares, because the statewide Republican Party has been too successful at winning the state’s winner-take-all elections.

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  1. AnonymousJanuary 2, 2017 at 11:13 AM

    It never ceases me that we (taxpayers) pay good money to allow teachers to teach their political views instead of teaching critical thinking when it come to politics. A person has the right to be politically orientated as they like they don't have the right to teach this in our schools ... this is called indoctrination not education. Because we have allowed this to occur is why we are having the political strife we have now with pampered youths who can't face the reality of what is going on with out a safe room or coloring crayons.

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