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This is the Tom Hartman program.

May you live in interesting times.

And as we fight at this moment for the question of whether, to the extent we have had a democracy, the shreds of it will continue.

What should that democracy look like? How do we get there? And what's happening out there that

might be worth fighting for, in addition to what's worth fighting against. On the air, we have

Lynn Davis.

He's the program director of Healthy Democracy.

He'll explain more about what that is.

A way I will put it is, what might we do at the local level, including, to fight for democracy itself.

Lynn, thank you for joining us. And why do you introduce thank

you democracy in your own words? We do something called a civic assembly. And this is sort of a

different kind of democracy that takes everyday people, selected at random from the public,

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