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What does George Washington mean when he says "we are threatened by an excess of democracy, a tyranny of the month"?

What does George Washington mean when he says "we are threatened by an excess of democracy, a tyranny of the month"?
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What does George Washington mean when he says "we are threatened by an excess of democracy, a tyranny of the month"?

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Answer:he means we are threatened by terrorists

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I believe that during the time, the quote demonstrated a betrayal. Because George Washington voted on the side of democracy, which gave people the right to vote.

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