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Eight years on from Donald Trump’s descent down the escalator, the democratic doom boom in American commentary shows little sign of dissipating. “Democratic backsliding,” a term originating in comparative political science, is in the popular lexicon. The existence of a democratic “crisis” in the United States is now presumed across a wide swath of political takes (mine included). The January 6 insurrection marked an explosive denouement to Trump’s shambolic tenure, while the partisan response to

Is it true that “a populist who’s not very popular simply cannot do that much damage to democracy?”

We should take inspiration from the Founders and their better ideals, but not be beholden to all of their outdated notions.

What you are about to read about Harvard Law School is real. This is not The Babylon Bee. Harvard Law gives course credit for studying what a troop of monkeys can teach humans “for creating a society...

Translate Home » Columns » Afe for Vanguard » The National Assembly has powers to replace the 1999 Constitution The National Assembly has powers to replace the 1999 Constitution On By Aare Afe Babalola, SAN,CON,OFR The Deputy Senate President, Ovie Omo Agege, was recently reported to have stated that the National Assembly has no power to replace the 1999 Constitution and that those calling for its overhaul should channel their demands for a new constitution towards constitutional amendment. Expectedly, this generated responses from stakeholders, particularly those who ...