Some things to think about on MLK Day and every day.

Center for Free, Fair, and Accountable Democracy
Some things to think about on MLK Day and every day.
Why does the Bill of Rights matter? Find out here!
When the framers created the presidency, they were intent on solving two trust-related problems. One problem was how to harness political competition for the public good without the polarizing consequences…
Here’s why we are grateful this Thanksgiving!
Is the US a republic or democracy? Find out here!
Nov. 8 is the last day to vote!
What is federalism? What are the pros & cons? Learn here!
Is the economy tied to the state of democracy in our republic? Find out here!
The people who best know the value of free and fair elections are those who spent time living without them.
Should it be easy to change the Constitution?
What is politics like in places like Cambodia and Nicaragua?
What’s the value of a loyal opposition?
What kind of government handles tough times best? Find out here!
Bipartisan problem-solving in Oregon? Find out why & how here!
What aspect of federalism could impact polarization? Find out here!
What is in the last line of the Declaration of Independence?
How well does the USA compare to other countries on freedom? Click to find out!
Why is our system of government better than autocracies and illiberal republics?
Which form of government offers more hospital beds per capita?
Which are more inclusive: liberal or illiberal republics?
Do you know the difference between a democracy and a republic?
What about freedom of speech elsewhere?
How well does our system if government stack up against others?
Can the courts protect the Republic all by themselves?
Chain reaction? Less democracy, less trust, more vulnerability?
Why does social trust matter?
The framers found a way to deal with distrust.
Framers’ Q: Can we trust a new government strong enough defend us not to also oppress us?
Do we want USA to join the other countries on the map?
Voters and political parties became additional sources of presidential power and accountability.