u/Flat_Fun_6730

Constitutional Monarchists: Separation of Powers

I was a bit inspired by a couple of discussions lately but I was curious what many of you have to say about your opinions on this concept of a separation of powers, constituent with "checks and balances". I'm not really a liberal at all except somewhat so economically, but I have thought about how the early executive in the U.S. was a little less involved politically. With how many people are uncomfortable with monarchs with control over the entire government, I wonder if especially from the European perspective it'd be a welcome notion of a head of state that does have an active role but as Commander-in-Chief and a sort of military/foreign diplomat role while keeping something like a legislature and something like a judiciary separated from the monarch. Thoughts? Any of your own ideas? All welcome to shoot.

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u/Flat_Fun_6730 — 6 hours ago