Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's favorite Twitter hashtag is #democracy. On July 6, after his side won a referendum to reject creditors' terms for a continued bailout, he tweeted that #democracy had triumphed. Yet Thursday night, his government proposed a new term sheet that looks to be spit in the face of every Greek who voted "No" -- 61.31 percent of those who came to the polls. The reason: Tsipras thinks he can get more money now than he could have before the vote. Here are all the differences in specific parameters that I've managed to find between the creditors' proposal rejected by the Greek voters and ... (full story)