Should the US abolish the presidency and courts and let only the Senate govern?

[SeekerOfTruth007]

I swear. Every President in my lifetime has been completely incompetent for BOTH political parties.

I don't know why we sell ourselves the lie which claims if we just vote in the right person things will change. They won't.

It would make sense to abolish both the President and the Courts, and just have one Governmental Body: The Senate.

[NoDecision]

How did that work for the Romans? There needs to be checks and balances. The problem is most of Congress have no backbone and do just what Trump tells them they can do. And everyone in the White House are afraid of being fired. I thin he still thinks he is starring on Celebrity Apprentice. 🤪

SEND OUT THE CLOWNS!

[darkcloud1945]

Yes, the Senate looks at the great job they are not doing for the people. Instant communism, no recourse; sounds great to be just like China, the CCP, Cuba, Vietnam, Argentina, Russia. Wonderful, people-friendly, starving, and yes, a really great choice. Your Senate is hard at work now for themselves and fucking the people just as they do in the communist country

[SeekerOfTruth007]

Allegedly, 1 in 5 USA children is considered "hungry" at present time.

I've never missed a meal in my life, even though my parents were very sick at times when i was a child. IN order to qualify as "hungry" means you are medically malnourished, and for that to happen means the parents are dead-beats who don't care for their own children.

[darkcloud1945]

Well, I guess it is about time to go after the people who collect money for the needy and spend it on everything else but the needy. But the Democrats will, per usual, make sure no one gets prosecuted for the billions stolen and blame everything on everyone else

[strateguy632]

no because we need to veto the senate sometimes.

also 100 senators can't judge a million court cases. need millions of judges. and need separation. executive branch only manage. but not also making the laws for its agenda. similarly senate make law. but not to make manager job easier!

that is the problem in British parliament. only senate.

[MrChinaski]

That's not really all that far from the Westminster System. The Executive is embedded within the Legislature; the Courts have few constitutional powers separately from those granted them by the legislature.

[exitseven]

The senate is the most worthless branch of Government. They cannot get anything done.

[KostasKouvalis]

I think so, as under normal circumstances, the President has no power anyways

[msc545]

No, that's a very bad idea, and it completely defeats the idea of checks and balances.

[NathanDavis]

they already do that...