Obama aide Ben Rhodes on the global crisis of democracy: It's real, and we have to fight back
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53% : I feel like the Cold War was one particular period where America wasn't perfect, but we were for freedom and the Soviets were for the other thing, for communism and dictatorship.51% : It's happening because there is this kind of drift towards nationalism and authoritarianism, for a lot of reasons that I described in the book.
46% : And the same conflicts over nationalism versus democracy, authoritarianism versus the capacity of people to have individual rights, those things are constantly playing themselves out through history.
44% : I think the takeaway from this book is, you've got people like Orbán, who kind of represent how nationalism has gotten a foothold again all over the world.
39% : That's kind of where the future is going, where you blend together capitalism and technology with this really totalitarian and intrusive government.
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