Because some citizens have been trained like Monkeys to run with little, petty, silly games that would be merely amusing if they did not feed into a long time battle within the nation seeking to divide Americans against each other, in order to make ideological and political gains that aim at seeking control of the American public, by keeping them at each other's throats over such silly issues.
Actually, no they are not. The Democrats on the Jan 6 committee explicitly called Trump a threat to our republic.
A republic, based on the Latin phrase res publica ('public affair' or 'people's affair'), is a state in which political power rests with the public (people) through their representatives—in contrast to a monarchy.[1][2] Although a republic is most often a single sovereign state, subnational state entities that have governments that are republican in nature may be referred to as republics.
Of course we are. Tell that to Robert W.
There your roots show. You feel kicked on by my remarks so you have to tell me what Democrats say to you. Trump is not a threat to this republic. He was elected again.
We have one more pretending to be knowledgeable in constitutional matters and on the US constitution itself.
I recall them claiming (for the aparatchik liberal MSM to share with the people) that he was a threat to ”our democracy.”
Based you say.
And, of course, that simply an empty and dishonest claim.
Sounds like your excuse for why you are misguided. I don't know you enough to call you great.
Tell us why that “question” makes any difference.
This might help Democrats.
Now that is a post I can agree with you. The system the founding fathers based this country on is largely based on the Roman Republic. It is why so many of our political terms are Latin based: Senate, Veto, etc. Separation of powers are also based on the Roman Republic.
Yes our founders did use part Roman law but since it was formed in the East of the now USA they were familiar with English common law. Which had derived from Roman laws.
