>“With many democratic institutions under threat across the globe — often by leaders with authoritarian or populist tendencies — we need to do more to strengthen checks and balances and protect citizens’ rights,” said Patricia Moreira, managing director of Transparency International in a press statement.
So a politician responding to what the "populace" (i.e. the demos) wants ("populism") is a threat to democracy. Hmm.
So a politician responding to what the "populace" (i.e. the demos) wants ("populism") is a threat to democracy. Hmm.