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Is the United States really a Democratic Country?

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Is the United States really a Democratic Country?

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I agree. I was getting ready to ask this very same question….lol. I know we call ourselves a democracy but our country really isn’t operating as such. With the federal government imposing more and more “regualtions” to “help” the general populace, it is becoming more of a socialist government.

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Not really. Technically it’s a republic, because we’ve got 50 states with 50 different individual legislatures & legal systems, all of it being tied together by a national government and a federal constitution that (more or less) puts limits on what the states and federal government can do. In a true democracy, we’d have a single government, and you wouldn’t see things like the lopsided electoral college numbers last week. You also probably wouldn’t see small backwater states like Alabama & Mississippi & North Dakota having as much pull in congress as they do. Somehow, however, it all pretty much works.

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