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Duke University’s David Schanzer on the state of democracy, how U.S. allies view the ’24 election

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Duke University’s David Schanzer on the state of democracy, how U.S. allies view the ’24 election

Feb 26, 2024 | 10:34 am ET
By Clayton Henkel
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Duke University’s David Schanzer on the state of democracy, how U.S. allies view the ’24 election
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Duke University Sanford School of Public Policy Professor David Schanzer

In the eyes of a growing number of observers, the future of democracy itself will be at stake in the 2024 U.S. elections and this sobering fact has enormous implications – not just for Americans but for the populations of dozens of allies around the world.

One expert who’s watching this matter closely and expressing deep concern on a regular basis is Duke University Sanford School of Public Policy Professor David Schanzer. Schanzer who heads the Triangle Center on Terrorism and Homeland Security and holds forth regularly on the substack website, Perilous Times, says the current pro-Russia, pro-authoritarian turn of many U.S. Republicans is an extremely troubling development.