Stimulus or relief? Democracy’s part in COVID-19 – Florida Courier

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Stimulus or relief? Democracy’s part in COVID-19 – Florida Courier

I pray our national circumstance will not deteriorate to the point of needing incalculable relief. Demos is a Greek word which refers to the common people of a nation, the populace. It is the root word for many other words to which we often refer. Democratic, Demonstrations, Demonstrators, Demography, Demographics, Demographer, Demobilize and Democracy are […]

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