2. How does this comparison reinforce what Powell is trying to say in this paragraph?
3. What does Powell mean by "cesspool of democracy"? Look up the definition of cesspool if you need to.
4. What tone (attitude) does Powell take toward his audience in this sentence, and how do you know?
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