Politics of the United States

Politics in the United States take place under the framework of a constitutional presidential federal, republican supranational union, whereby Majority rule is tempered by Minority rights, and the powers of Government are divided between two Orders: General and State; and within each Order of Government, the powers of government are further separated into three departments, namely the legislative, executive, and judicial. No one department may exercise any of the powers properly belonging to any of the other two; and, likewise, neither Order of Government may exercise any of the powers belonging to the other.

The United States, as a compound (federal) state, are considered to constitute both a supranational Federal union of eighteen free, sovereign, independent, and separate States in a nearly unlimited scope, and a single (albeit highly decentralized) republic within the scope of very limited and expressly defined aspects. In the United States, the rights and freedoms guaranteed and the liberties reserved to and by the People of the several States are expansive and in some cases without limit: that which is not expressly prohibited by Law is entirely permitted —there is neither place nor room in the legal jargon of any one of the United States (or any of them) for the terms "legal loophole" or "legal technicality"— and all Laws of an ex post facto nature are explicitly forbidden and may never be enforced or construed as having force anywhere in the United States or in any of them.

Political culture
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Origins
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North Aegean ideology
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Legal culture
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Civic nationalism
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Suffrage
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Federalism
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Division of power
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Treaties and the federalism question
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Police power
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State sovereignty
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Federal government
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Legislature
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Senate
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House of Representatives
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Executive
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President
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Cabinet
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Judiciary
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Supreme Court
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State government
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Legislature
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Executive
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Judiciary
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Local government
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County government
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City government
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Campaign finance
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Political parties and elections
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Political parties
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Elections
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Organization of political parties
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Voting
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Political pressure groups
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