All Nations; all Governments; all Political Entities; have a 'Political Form'.

All Nations; all Governments; all Political Entities; have a 'Political Form'. That 'Form' is a 'Triad'; a 'Triangle'; or a 'Trinity'. Call it what you wish, the 'reality' is always a 'Political Power' at the Top; 'a People' at the Bottom; and a 'Relation' that goes from the Top to the Bottom, which same Relation also runs from the Bottom to the Top. That Relation exercises Power from the Institutional Top to the Real Bottom and that same Relation should 'reflect' a 'Representation' from the 'Bottom to the Top'. The Top is always the governing Power; the Bottom is always the Real People who are Governed; and the 'Relation' is always Objective. A certain 'Objectivity' is essential in the Three Essential Branches of a Democratic 'Governmental Institution'. However, therein lies a Problematic of Democratic Politics. The Branch, in a Democracy, that requires absolute Objectivity is the Third branch, or the Judicial Branch. The 'Interpretive Practices' of the Judicial Branch should be Objective and in keeping with the Structure of the Constitution and the 'Equality and Freedom' of its 'Real People'. The Constitution 'constitutes' us. Its a Constitution of Laws. The Individuals at the Bottom must obey the Laws; the Executive Branch must Govern Lawfully; and the Judicial Branch must resolve issues with respect to Legal Interpretation. That's where Interpretive Practices kicks-in. The Problematic in 'Interpretive Practices' is that the Justices, who must be Objective, are already split into two different Political Parties. Of course, they are always asked if they will follow the Constitution and they always state that they will, but, is that the Case? One Party 'leans' in favor of Corporations; the Other, in favor of 'the People'; and never shall the twain meet. Neither Party has 'seen fit' to do away with Citizens United. Where's the Objectivity? The Economy has taken over Politics and hence, Government. We live in 'Legal Fictions'; 'Corporations', 'Money', and Alice in Wonderland. Where are the Statesmen?