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The very element that facilitates the United States-India relationship  — democracy — will continue to complicate it.

Unlock Democracy will continue to work to ensure that both objectives form a core part of Britain's electoral registration system.

Even as smaller parties are expected to make gains, many Greeks are resigned that the Socialists and New Democracy will continue to dominate.

"A democracy will continue to exist up until the time that voters discover that they can vote themselves generous gifts from the public treasury," as an old Scottish historian once put it — or, more likely, didn't.

The bottom line is that the primary system is broken beyond repair, but until we start to actively wrangle with the role that big money plays in getting out a candidate's message and who controls the airwaves, our democracy will continue to be imperiled.

Until more of the influential groups such as the church, the press, the police, the Institute for Fiscal Studies etc come out publicly and expose the behaviour and deceptions of our politicians when it is happening (as with suspicions of child abuse), rather then years later, our once-respected democracy will continue to collapse.

And, our democracy will continue to suffer.

Without a diversity of news outlets, she warned, "our democracy will continue to crumble".

W/o a wide range of independent outlets & the revenue to sustain them, our democracy will continue to crumble.

Television is still the place where a vast majority of Americans learn about politics and the world, and as long as television continues its race to the bottom, our fragile democracy will continue to fail its people.

Indeed, unless reform action is launched in earnest in the near future, the amount of cash in elections will probably rise; the volume of negative ads will probably increase; perceptions that 'pay-to-play' is the norm in national politics will harden; and, Americans confidence in politicians and institutions that uphold their democracy will continue to decline.