How is America unique? How is it not? How does it's Constitution and government compare to the other 191(ish) countries around the world?

We all know it when we see it, but can you really define what separates democracies from non-democracies? 

Why does "We're a republic, not a democracy make your local political scientist cry?

How to end a Democracy (maybe).

What's the difference between a Prime Minister and President? What is a coalition and how is it formed?

Why do we have political parties and what role do they play in picking candidates? How are candidates vetted? What do party systems look like elsewhere?

How does the electoral system you choose impact how many parties you get? 

Who votes? Who doesn't? Why? How can we increase turnout? Should we increase turnout? 

Turns out, you don't have to have Judicial Review, life terms, or anything else.