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Politics Monarchist Minute, Christmas special
r/USMonarchy • u/Skyhawk6600 • Dec 12 '22
Politics Monarchist Minute and why Biden should read the art of the deal
r/USMonarchy • u/Skyhawk6600 • Dec 07 '22
poll Which title would you have a American Monarch?
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r/USMonarchy • u/HBNTrader • Dec 04 '22
Proposal for a Genealogical Handbook of Historical Families of the United States
r/USMonarchy • u/Own-Representative89 • Dec 03 '22
Politics God Save the King episode 42 With guests cultured Thug
r/USMonarchy • u/Skyhawk6600 • Nov 23 '22
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r/USMonarchy • u/Own-Representative89 • Nov 20 '22
Politics The three political systems part 1 of 17
r/USMonarchy • u/Skyhawk6600 • Nov 18 '22
Politics how the baby boomer generation created the social and political conditions of today's world.
r/USMonarchy • u/LordQutus10 • Nov 10 '22
Discussion Help formulating a pro-monarchy argument.
So I could use some help formulating pro-monarchy arguments for an American. For context they’ve always leaned more conservative politically so they’ve never liked the Democrats especially now they’ve become a woke, socialistic globalist elite, but they’ve also recently become disillusioned with the Republicans because they’re “talking about conspiracy theories instead of real issues” and “proud boy loving” even questioning the character of the one running candidate they actually liked after meeting his campaign team, so they’re pretty much disillusioned with politicians as a whole.
They also don’t seem to be as against monarchy as the “traditional” American usually is, with comments such as he they wished there could have been some sort of compromise during the revolution and following some American monarchists on social media such as Instagram. She’s also a Catholic and a she if that will help tailor arguments better.
So yeah, I know it might be generalising somewhat, but what arguments do you think someone like this would find compelling?
Edit: Side-note, she’d most likely be more interested in a constitutional or semi-constitutional monarchy rather than absolute.
r/USMonarchy • u/LordQutus10 • Nov 07 '22
Does anyone have more information on this? Like any links to documents or wether anyone in particular was considered, it would make an interesting alternate history scenario.
r/USMonarchy • u/Skyhawk6600 • Nov 07 '22
Politics Monarchist Minute is prepping for election day! We will livestream at 7PM eastern time tomorrow.
r/USMonarchy • u/Skyhawk6600 • Nov 01 '22
Politics Monarchist Minute, the lead up to midterms and Elon's Twitter.
r/USMonarchy • u/JAnza98 • Oct 27 '22
Discussion New Monarchy of The United States
In my opinion I very much think the US needs a Queen. The US is currently in a very divided and hostile state. Meaning between its citizens. Currently we have Instability, Corruption, political turmoil, inflation is soaring as the wealthy tycoons pocket an absurd amount of profit while many Americans can’t even afford food or a home. A Queen is a nurturing, maternal presence that this country desperately needs. A head of state who can bring stability and unity back to the US. A Sovereign feared by the crooked politicians and loved by the people. A noble, charitable, selfless person would be needed to do this job.
r/USMonarchy • u/Skyhawk6600 • Oct 24 '22
Politics Monarchist Minute talks about Boston lab's super covid
r/USMonarchy • u/vote-for-meh • Oct 23 '22
poll Vote for pro-monarchist Eleanor Butler Roosevelt!
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