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We can't really speculate what the US would be like as a constitutional monarchy, as it's just very culturally anti-monarchic.

The process of moving the west away from monarchic rule was a long one with many important steps along the way.

We have had several in the past, such as a monarchic command economy, but today the most successful is free market democracy.

Japan was a monarchy that turned into some kind of fascist monarchic bureaucracy and Germany was a failed state that turned fascist.

Germany does have such laws that stem from its old monarchic honor culture and these laws are currently abused for political purposes.

Expanding the powers of the president to such an unprecedented and downright monarchic degree?

Both parties have pushed for this monarchic power to be expanded over time.

Heck, for all we know, the lowest risk might be in the theocratic monarchic state of Brunei.

Companies structure is much more monarchic than almost all regimes in history.

Personally I think we're headed more towards a House Harkonnen style monarchic-technocracy with that particular 'leadership'.

Glosses over the role of dynastic succession as a primary motivation to institute what we now call monarchic control over subjects.

He had to be suppressed by the monarchic powers in Europe.

Politically speaking, "left leaning" and "liberal" are both terms of 18th century origin, referring to the same kind of opponents of the centralized monarchic/oligarchic authority in favor of distribution of power to the people at large based on a conception of inherent rights; they certainly aren't opposite terms.

Monarchic customs are always a great source for optimized procedures and best practices, because in these places marginal costs don't matter, people get assigned to particular knowledge areas and the assumption is that quality does matter.