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New Afghan Law Limits Womens' Rights

So do you want Kings and Queens in a position of power?

Well I'd reform our constitution to a more decentralist version while stressing continuity which would not require real power for the monarch if I had the complete chance but failing that then yes I'd like them to retain their ancient power and role in our constitution. We have a mixed constitution in Britain with a place for democracy in the commons, aristocracy in the lords and monarchy in crown and I'm not ashamed of that. It is far better and safer than having a simple construction of gov't.
 
Well I'd reform our constitution to a more decentralist version while stressing continuity which would not require real power for the monarch if I had the complete chance but failing that then yes I'd like them to retain their ancient power and role in our constitution. We have a mixed constitution in Britain with a place for democracy in the commons, aristocracy in the lords and monarchy in crown and I'm not ashamed of that. It is far better and safer than having a simple construction of gov't.

Thank you for the straight forward answer.
 
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