John B. Anderson

John B. Anderson, who served in Congress between 1960 and 1980 and ran for President as an Independent in 1980, is chairman of the board of the Center for Voting and Democracy, which advocates voting reform.

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  • Unsigning the ICC

    April 11, 2002

    As the US mutes its response to the call for a global embrace of the rule of law, it traduces a critical principle of American democracy.

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