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The weakness of key institutions that were designed to promote the Constitution and its vision after three decades of democracy constitutes a growing threat, argues Serjeant at the Bar.
Thirty years is a short time within which to assess the resilience of a system of constitutional democracy. After all, the US constitution is more than 200 years old and is now under significant threat.
Donald Trump has a more than plausible chance of reoccupying the White House, and in a second term, he is likely to eviscerate the guardrails of democracy in a similar fashion to Hungary's Viktor Orban.
