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Overall, has the US Constitution created a democratic system of government-
No the US Constitution has not created a democratic system of government- whereby the people determine what happens
The constitution HAS NOT created a democratic government: The Executive
Electoral college undemocratic- Bush and Trump, executive appointments do not have to be elected
The constitution HAS created a democratic government: The Executive
Voted in nationally- stronger individual mandate. e.g Obama gets 51% of the popular vote and becomes President
The constitution HAS created a democratic government: The Legislature
Senate and House elected frequently every 2 yrs, state and federal elections allow more voting
The constitution HAS NOT created a democratic system of government: The Legislature
States has control over elections- Gerrymandering and voter suppresion. E.g Florida pay to vote, Maryland boundaries gerrymandered
The constitution HAS NOT created a democratic government: The Judiciary
Unelected, policy role- e.g striking down parts of Obama care in NFIB v Sebelius
The constitution HAS created a democratic government: The Judiciary
Appointed by democratically voted bodies- President and Senate, uphold democracy- e.g state supreme courts strike down gerrymandered electoral maps, Ohio, North Carolina