In a republic, the people elect officials to deal with the job of governing while they get on with their lives. Both the US and Great Britain are examples of this. (Although the US employs several democratic principles.) It’s fair to say that the NLR would function similar to the British system. A monarch who would either have an equal vote on bills put forth or similar to the queen who would be mostly a figurehead but have something of a nay/yay on bills. Or would act something similar to either the US president, in that they would act as an executive, making sure that laws were enforced. Just because she’s royalty doesn’t mean that the system would be inherently corrupt.

@ZeroSpawn47  
Better questions: Do you honestly think they haven’t been asked that already, and why do you think they would care?

important question: do you even know what a republic is?

@Background Pony #16D1  
All hail our glorious leader Luna. She’s protects freedom by not allowing petty things like elections or term limits divide the ponies. All are happy in the Ponies Republic of Luna.

@Background Pony #16D1  
Perhaps the terms in office are really really really long

It’s not a republic if your leader is an unelected monarch.