In defence of President Mursi

It has also reflected the primitive political culture of the so-called pro-democracy movements in the largest Arab country. This is really problematic because political maturity is essential for a successful democracy and stable government.. Indeed, how could these so-called pro-democracy groups call themselves "democrats" when they defiantly reject the will of the people which brought Mursi to power in Egypt? How could they call themselves "democrats" and at the same time refuse to allow the people to vote in a referendum over a draft constitution? I saw huge crowds, mobilized by the opposition, screaming rabidly outside the presidential palace shouting obscenities…