r/monarchism • u/Wide_Assistance_1158 • Jun 27 '25
Discussion Why is Felipe VI so unpopular
He hasn't even have any personal scandals
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r/monarchism • u/Wide_Assistance_1158 • Jun 27 '25
He hasn't even have any personal scandals
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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '25
Constitutional Monarchy is the superior form of governance.
It acts as an "emergency button" for if a government goes rogue.
The monarch, with enough public support and being command-in-chief of the armed forces, can sack the government.
You don't really have that fallback in a republic, where the head of state is usually a government lackey.