Ricardo Saludo

“DEMOCRACY,” quipped 19th-century American humorist Elbert Hubbard in his Roycroft Dictionary, is “a form of government by popular ignorance.” Judging from the hue and cry these days about populism, it seems levity has finally become stark reality, as the voters have stumped the experts.

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