The US Constitution is set out as an iteration of a "republic", and the things you list are arguably strengths rather than weaknesses. > Oh - and it's irreleva

The US Constitution is set out as an iteration of a "republic", and the things you list are arguably strengths rather than weaknesses. > Oh - and it's irrelevant for anyone who isn't a US citizen (it doesn't apply to visitors or overseas residents). What country does this successfully? And making the bill of rights relevant to the entire world means violent adversaries are apparently not a concern.