It's interesting to speculate on whether the US would be any different if we'd had a constitutional monarch to obviate or forestall the imperial presidency. Would Congress have assumed a more assertive role, or would the executive have indulged in the same self aggrandizement with which we're familiar? Would a hereditary American Royal…
It's interesting to speculate on whether the US would be any different if we'd had a constitutional monarch to obviate or forestall the imperial presidency. Would Congress have assumed a more assertive role, or would the executive have indulged in the same self aggrandizement with which we're familiar? Would a hereditary American Royal Family have just faded into the background like a bad Hollywood set?
Would the Trumps have settled for central casting or would we have to chop off their heads anyway?
It's interesting to speculate on whether the US would be any different if we'd had a constitutional monarch to obviate or forestall the imperial presidency. Would Congress have assumed a more assertive role, or would the executive have indulged in the same self aggrandizement with which we're familiar? Would a hereditary American Royal Family have just faded into the background like a bad Hollywood set?
Would the Trumps have settled for central casting or would we have to chop off their heads anyway?