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THE BALLOT AGAINST THE THRONE

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America’s midterm elections warn governments that electoral victories confer responsibility, not ownership, argues PAT ONUKWULI Democracy holds an enduring paradox: those who rise to power through the ballot sometimes govern

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America’s midterm elections warn governments that electoral victories confer responsibility, not ownership, argues PAT ONUKWULI Democracy holds an enduring paradox: those who rise to power through the ballot sometimes govern

By Adeyinka Salami · Nov 11, 2026, 1:18 AM UTC

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America’s midterm elections warn governments that electoral victories confer responsibility, not ownership, argues PAT ONUKWULI Democracy holds an enduring paradox: those who rise to power through the ballot sometimes govern
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