Comment Comment by sholladay It is, but in casual conversation, “government” often means the people/party currently in power (of the executive and/or legislature).You can see this when people say “[X] is unable to form a government”. They don’t mean unable to form a judiciary. parent sholladay 1 month ago
You can see this when people say “[X] is unable to form a government”. They don’t mean unable to form a judiciary.