There's a nation I dream about. I want to live there one day. It's a representative

democracy with three branches of government. He recently had a populist president who

rose to power amidst widespread discontent with the ruling

left-wing party.

This populist president began to fix many of the nation's endemic walls.

Its patriotic spirit flourished. Its economy boomed. But the

left-wing legacy media hated the men who led this revival. And the entrenched

establishment, government bureaucrats, unions, the educational

elite, feared him. They harassed him throughout his first term in office. They forced

him to fend off slander after slander, investigation after

investigation. And yet, despite their best efforts to derail him, even impeach

him, he advanced his agenda.

When new elections rode around, the president's enemies saw their chance.

They had a plan, change the election rules to favor their candidate.

It worked. They won. Just barely. Many of the

president supporters weren't convinced, however. Everywhere they looked, they saw

fraud.

The election was rigged, they said.

Others used a harsher word, stolen.

Upon the new president's inauguration,

tens of thousands protested. Some stormed the capital. Many were arrested,

many were thrown in prison. But the now former president refused to fade away.

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