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MEBRO
06/06/26 · 9:06 PM UTC · 14 SOURCES
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“The United States is a republic and not a democracy.”
TL;DR ·The United States is both a republic and a democracy according to official government definitions.
The claim that the United States is a republic and not a democracy presents a false dichotomy because the two terms are not mutually exclusive . While the U.S. is officially defined as a constitutional federal republic , it is also categorized as a representative democracy because citizens exercise political power through elections . The Framers designed a mixed government to prevent the perceived dangers of a pure democracy . However, modern scholarly and official sources state that the U.S. is both a democracy and a republic . Some commentators and political figures emphasize the term republic to highlight that power is found in carefully balanced structures rather than simple majorities . Despite this distinction, government agencies such as USCIS explicitly state that the United States is a representative democracy .
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