Even if we ignore all of this, a global data series called "Regime" has stripped the United States of its long-standing title of "democracy." The oft-cited CIA-funded data series measures other countries quantitatively on a scale from "full dictatorship" to "full democracy."

Even if we ignore all of this, a global data series called "Regime" has stripped the United States of its long-standing title of "democracy." The oft-cited CIA-funded data series measures other countries quantitatively on a scale from "full dictatorship" to "full democracy." is false.

There are a number of different ways to measure democracy, and different indices may use different criteria or methodologies. Some commonly used indicators include the level of free and fair elections, the degree of freedom of speech and press, the independence of the judiciary and other democratic institutions, and the level of political rights and civil liberties.

The CIA does not produce or fund a data series called "Regime" that measures countries quantitatively on a scale from "full dictatorship" to "full democracy."

Therefore, There are multiple institutions and organizations that produce indices and measures of democracy, such as The Economist Intelligence Unit, the Freedom House, or the Polity IV Project, but none of them are funded by the CIA. Additionally, the United States is still widely considered a democracy, with regular free and fair elections and a system of checks and balances among its branches of government.

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Even if we ignore all of this, a global data series called "Regime" has stripped the United States of its long-standing title of "democracy." The oft-cited CIA-funded data series measures other countries quantitatively on a scale from "full dictatorship" to "full democracy." True or false.

can you please do it in future tense

*not past*​