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We can certainly say that there is a consensus structure behind the person elected, but the final decision I do not think is affected proportionally and “democratically” by the support base.

It seems to me more like a feedback loop designed ad hoc to set the stage for the next step.

Daniele 11mo ago

This opens another long conversation.

Assuming we "agree" and "know" what democratic means and also that it's a good thing, the debate is: if it's not democratic (?) then the people don't count.

This means that billions of people in history, everywhere, never had a say on anything for millenia.

Which I obviously think is not the case.

There is support and consensus in all power structures, regardless how much "democratic" they are.

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