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>>931276
>I think with 40 billion in net worth, Putin himself is as little concerned with explaining his power in terms of the Russian Federation's constitution, his titular powers, or ANYTHING, legally speaking, as I am.

So if Michael Bloomberg becomes US president at some point, he will be a monarch too?

Cool logic bro.

>Meanwhile, a monarchy is a form of government in which all political power is absolutely or nominally lodged with an individual or individuals.

Actually no, there's no real clear definition. If you understood political theory you'd know this already of course, but you don't. The broadly accepted definition is that a monarchy is a state ruled by somebody who has supreme authority vested in them. Read some Aristotle and Plato you faggot.