Quote by Alfred E. Smith

All the ills of democracy can be cured by more democracy.

All the ills of democracy can be cured by more democracy.

Summary

This quote suggests that democracy, despite its flaws and challenges, is still the most effective system for addressing its own issues. The idea is that by involving more people in the democratic process, such as encouraging citizen participation, active voting, and open dialogue, the problems and shortcomings of democracy can be resolved. It signifies the belief that democracy's inherent capacity for self-correction and improvement is the key to overcoming any negative aspects it may possess.

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Democracy

By Alfred E. Smith

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