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Getting closer to the truth, but exactly what, besides redundant, is a "representative republic"? Perhaps you meant to say "constitutional republic".
In a pure democracy, the voters vote directly on the laws. In a representative republic, the voters vote on a representative who votes directly on the laws. In a constitutional republic, some laws are off limits both to the voters and to the representatives, i.e. inalienable rights (at least until the constitution is ammended). -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp
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