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Today we usher in a new era of representative government and progressive leadership in Harris County.

The Times editorial page writes that "House Republicans merely sidestepped the tarnished era of Representative Tom DeLay" by picking Boehner.

We have moved beyond the era of representative government and entered a new age.

We have moved beyond the era of representative government and entered a new age, let's call it the age of authoritarianism.

"Today we usher in a new era of representative government and progressive leadership in Harris County," the Harris County Democratic Party posted on Facebook on Tuesday. .

As I make clear in my book Battlefield America: The War on the American People, we have moved beyond the era of representative government and entered a new age -- the age of authoritarianism.

It still remains to be seen whether Chief McGuire's "grand experiment" wherein diverse interests consent to "share the land" is a viable approach for multipurpose public land in an era of representative democracy characterized by diverse and fiercely competing special interest groups.

But what 30 years of plutocracy have brought is an era of un-representative democracy.

The first era of democracy created representative institutions, but with weak mandates, passive citizens and politicians beholden to powerful funders and special interests.

Some commenters have also observed that in the era of 24-hour rolling news, elected representatives may be somewhat less willing to engage publicly in what a good proportion of their electorate may consider time-wasting.

"The visible signs of the ar rival of this new era include the opening of representative offices for the Sumitomo, Tokai and Sanwa banks in Sydney and the Mitsui Bank in Mel bourne," Mr. Saito said last week in an address to the Aus tralian Association of Adver tising Agencies.