Why do you keep repeating this? You understand there's more to it than that, right? You understand that no one here is denying that the Constitution mentions republic by name, but not democracy?

Seriously, do you understand this?

You understand that words have definitions and meanings, right? And that the definition of one word can be included in another?

Seriously, do you understand this?

Tell us why it was a wise decision. What is the difference between a Republic and a democracy?

Because I'm now convinced that you got this idea from some idiotic meme, and you don't have the first clue about any of this.

Except you're a master at knowing the Constitution says Republic and not Democracy. Even though no one is arguing against that.

So please do give us your take on this. After all, you must be a political genius, since you know better than two of the best Presidents ever.

How do you think the leftists got to Trump and was able to brainwash him into thinking we're a democracy?

Or maybe you're a bot. That would explain the fact that we've been discussing this for hours and all you've been able to do is say that Republic is in the Constitution but democracy isn't.

Or are you working at a Russian troll farm? That might explain it, too. Because in the US we're taught about forms of government in the 6th grade. They probably don't let Russians working in troll farms know much about democracy. So that would explain why you can't even explain what a democracy is and what a republic is.