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Change, but in a strange sense, these forces may have been set in motion by the successes of the regimes in recent years. you see, tunisia and egypt had been reforming their economies. this stimulated growth. tunisia growing at 5% a year and egypt faster than that. it is this revolution of rising expectations that often undoes a dictatorship because it is unable to handle the growing demands of its citizens. in egypt, mubarak's regime moved back politically, rigging elections, jailing the opposition and signalling that the 82-year-old ailing dictator intended to stay in power for years. what s...

Motion by the successes of the tunisian and egyptian regimes in recent years. you see, tunisia and egypt had been reforming their economies and this stimulated growth as a consequence. tunisia had growing at 5% a year and egypt much faster than that. economic growth stirs up expectations. it is this revolution of rising expectations that often undoes a dictatorship because it is usually unable to handle the growing demands of its citizens. in egypt, hosni mubarak's regime moved forward economically but actually moved backward politically. rigging elections, jailing the open suggestion, and sig...

Misrepresenting something president obama said about rigging elections. quoting president obama the president tweeted, there's no serious person how the there who would suggest somehow you could even rig america's elections, there's no evidence that has happened in the past or that it will happen this time, and so i'd invite mr. trump to stop whining and make his case to get votes." the second tweet, the president obama quote just before election, he thought crooked hillary was going to win and he didn't want to rock the boat. when i easily won the electoral college, the whole game changed and...

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Making it harder, not easier, for people to vote. >> nbc's kristen welker is at the white house. kristen, what has the reaction been to the president's strong remarks? >> reporter: well, the president, of course, got a good reaction on friday. he was speaking to his base, milissa. the idea is to rally them, to get them to head to the polls in large numbers in november so the democrats can hold on to the senate. and of course, voting rights is a key issue. for democrats, the president using incredibly strong language, accusing republicans of rigging elections in an attempt to win elections. ove...