Saving American Democracy: The Lessons of Three Mile Island.

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"My conclusion is this: I've heard many times that although democracy is an imperfect system, we somehow always muddle through. The message I want to give you, after long and hard reflection, is that I'm very much afraid it isno longer possible to muddle through. The issues we deal with do not lend themselves to that kind of treatment. Therefore, I conclude that our democracy must grow up. What's principally lacking on the federal scene...is the existence of respected, nonpartisan, interdisciplinary teams ..." tHIS DOCUMENT IS NOW IN FENWICK LIBRARY SPECIAL COLLECTION, BOX 37 FOLDER 75

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