kakistocracy造句

• THE AGE OF KAKISTOCRACY ( government by the worst people ) Robert E . Hazelton
• Late last year, the kakistocracy propping up Boris Yeltsin decided not to risk giving up power.
• When the Polish population revolts against the Ubus'kakistocracy, Ma and Pa must flee to America.
• Many believe that not to engage in matters of power and government is tantamount to voting for Kakistocracy.
• During his time in St . Eunan's College, he joined a punk band, " Kakistocracy ".
• What we're looking at, all too obviously, is an American kakistocracy  rule by the worst ."
• It may have originated as an kakistocracy ", which means government by a nation's worst or least-qualified citizens.
• He wrote that after Richard Nixon won, he " established a kakistocracy of corruption, misuse of power and scandal lasting until he was driven from office in 1974 ."
• Is ours a'government of the people by the people for the people,'or a Kakistocracy rather, for the benefit of knaves at the cost of fools ?"
• The band came to prominence in 2011 with the release of their second extended play, " Kakistocracy ", and frequent performances and festival appearances in Queensland and New South Wales.
• Stephen Wolf of the progressive website Daily Kos said the Trump presidency appears to be headed toward a kakistocracy : " Trump has only been the president-elect a mere two weeks, but he has already sparked outcry over promising key appointments to white nationalists, unqualified sycophants, and those with troubling ties to Vladimir Putin's Russia . " Economist Paul Krugman wrote in " The New York Times ", " [ Trump is ] surrounding himself with people who share his contempt for everything that is best in America.
• In May 2016, academic and blogger Amro Ali argued that kakistocracy was a word that needed to be revived, as the word had long fallen out of circulation and there was a pressing case to rehabilitate it as " stupidity in governance needs to be treated as a political problem, and kakistocracy can best capture this problem . " After an analysis of the word, the author concluded that " either kakistocracy gets used and thoroughly examined or a Salon " would later credit Ali's blog post with initiating a wider conversation on the term.
• In May 2016, academic and blogger Amro Ali argued that kakistocracy was a word that needed to be revived, as the word had long fallen out of circulation and there was a pressing case to rehabilitate it as " stupidity in governance needs to be treated as a political problem, and kakistocracy can best capture this problem . " After an analysis of the word, the author concluded that " either kakistocracy gets used and thoroughly examined or a Salon " would later credit Ali's blog post with initiating a wider conversation on the term.
• In May 2016, academic and blogger Amro Ali argued that kakistocracy was a word that needed to be revived, as the word had long fallen out of circulation and there was a pressing case to rehabilitate it as " stupidity in governance needs to be treated as a political problem, and kakistocracy can best capture this problem . " After an analysis of the word, the author concluded that " either kakistocracy gets used and thoroughly examined or a Salon " would later credit Ali's blog post with initiating a wider conversation on the term.