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Crisis of democracy (n.) was, as the Trilateral Commission saw it, an excess of democracy: the rabble organizing and pressing demands on elites who once ruled undisturbed.
Education (n.) belonged, for the Trilateral Commission, among the institutions responsible for the indoctrination of the young — schools, universities and churches.
Excess of democracy (n.) was the Trilateral Commission's name for women, youth, labor and minorities daring to enter politics and press their demands.
An Excess of democracy (n.) is what elites call it when the passive majority stops being passive.
Moderation (n.) meant, for the Trilateral Commission, a return to the days when Truman could govern with a handful of Wall Street lawyers and bankers.
Moderation in democracy (n.) is a country governed with the help of a relatively small number of Wall Street lawyers and bankers.
The Value-oriented intellectual (n.) is a danger to democracy only in the eyes of those who define democracy as obedience to leadership.