👉 Parsonarchy is a political concept that describes how the government's power can be divided among different branches of government. In this system, the executive branch, which includes the president and other elected officials, has more power than the legislative and judicial branches combined. This means that each branch of government has less influence over policy-making than it would under a traditional democratic system where all branches work together to pass legislation. The parsonarchy is often used as a metaphor for the uneven distribution of power in modern
