Inflated Iowa caucuses force candidates to pander
Every four years, the most successful democracy on planet Earth kicks off its most important election with a quirky, undemocratic semi-event in a small Midwestern state. And every four years, the media flocks to Iowa and portrays the caucuses not as a dubiously necessary oddity but instead as a harbinger of the nation’s electoral will.
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By what set of tests is it possible to show the U.S. is "the most successful democracy on planet Earth"?