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The Three Branches
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The Three Branches The government was designed to protect us against ourselves. They did not want mob rule. But in tern they made a government that was separated in order to not have all the power in one branch. The strong legislative branch that they wanted does not exist and now remains the judicial and the executive branch now stronger and closer to the people than that of the legislative. The legislative branch would have to be the most fragmented and disconnected from the people. They are divided into two branches. This slows everything down. It was fragmented to control the power and it is a necessity to work together to get anything done within the legislative branch. It is very slow in making a decision compared to a sole executive or dictator. Especially when there is a need for swift action this branch is very week. In times of crisis...
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