>his country LITERALLY, UNIRONICALLY, TO THE GREAT CHAGRIN

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>>76195976
lmao

Senate is the superior term.

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S-shut up!

I wish it had a cool name like congress... but in french it's more for a one-time meeting

>>76196448
>his country calls it a National Assembly

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>his country doesn't have TWO (2) congressional bodies
holy fuck it's like they don't even want checks and balances!

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>>76196485
Not just this. We have the Parliament, constituted of the Senate and the National Assembly

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Daily Reminder that America is Metric

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> Parliament from the French "Parler" for Speaking
> An original term for a Speaking Chamber of Elected representatives in English governance. With a long steeped history from the Magna Carta till today, practiced in civilised nations using the Westminster model of governance.


> Congress, from the Latin "congressum" meaning to come together.
> A latin term also used in conjunction with the "Senate" to LARP as a Romans, taken by newly cultureless and history devoid American secessionists, who had to make new institutions up to give their country a sense of legitimacy.

Hmmm

It's actually called "Republican Assembly".
>His country doesn't have a constitutional court"

>>76196593
Yep. Westminster system is superior to other forms of governance. Especially if paired with constitutional monarchy: all the soap opera of Presidents but without giving those retards actual power.

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>>76196593
>"""""LARPing""""" as the Romans
>this is what nationlets actually believe while they enjoy Pax Americana

>>76196767
>they don't call their constitutional court the SUPREME COURT
basically a non-country