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In the U.S Government each branch has numerous checks & balances against each other in order to make sure that no one branch gets too powerful. For example the Judicial Branch can declare laws unconstitutional while the legislative branch can impeach Supreme Court Justices. In the delivery company the delivery orders (Legislative Branch) pay the salary of the HR representatives. Thus, the deliveries can make sure that the HR Department is not restricting orders just because they feel like it. On the other hand, the HR Department has the authority to determine what can be delivered and what can't. With this power they can prevent the delivery orders for bombs, guns, drugs & so on. The delivery people - those in charge of executing the deliveries - can choose which orders they do want to deliver and which they don't. However if they abuse this power then the delivery orders will stop coming in and the delivery people will lose their job. Thus the delivery orders (Legislative Branch) can keep the delivery people in check & vice versa. Furthermore, the delivery people ( Executive Branch) can control the HR department as the HR department is filled with HR representatives that the employees/delivery people vote for. However the HR department can control the executive branch by dictating if their methods are moral/legal and preventing them from delivering if they are not

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If you live in the United States you have certain individual rights that can't be taken away. Similarly, when you ask the company to deliver something for you you have certain rights like the right to make sure the product reaches where it's supposed to or you get your money back. You have the right to make sure that your package that you want delivered will not get smashed on its way there. These are your rights that are protected by The Product Safety Regulations. In real life you also have individual rights that are protected by the Constitution.

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In my analogy so far the "three branches of government" (Judicial, Legislative, & Executive) have been referred to as The Human Resources Department, The people making delivery orders & the delivery people. However just like in our real-world government the powers are separate. Imagine if the people who want something delivered also had the power to deliver it themselves. They could deliver bombs or drugs through the company. Therefore - just like in the real world - the powers of the three branches are separate so as to prevent one side from becoming too powerful and thus becoming a tyrant.

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Popular Sovereignty means that the common people rule. Likewise, the company is ruled by the common customers. If the customers don't like something about the company they can stop using the company thus indicating their desires. The company will then have to change if it doesn't want to go bankrupt thus showing how the people rule/ how popular sovereignty works in a company

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Companies often have an executive board whose members are elected by shareholders of the company's stock. This is like republicanism because in republicanism the people elect the representatives they want so that they can be represented in the government. Similarly, the shareholders of the company's stock elect board members that would best represent them in the company.

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The concept of Limited Government is represented through Customer Protection Laws. The delivery business is limited in what it can do. Because of customer safety laws & regulations in the real world the delivery business cannot just take away other people's deliveries and keep it for themselves. Thus The Customer Safety Regulation Laws are like the Constitution for the business and it is unable to act beyond that. Similarly, in real life, limited government means that the government is not able to take away the rights of its citizens.

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In the movie the delivery packages can be compared to a law. Each delivery is like a law that needs to be carried out. These deliveries are important to the company as they keep the company financially safe. Similarly, laws are important as they keep a country safe & sound.

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In this movie the HR Department (Human Resources) can be comparable to the Judicial Branch. There is no set Constitution but the HR branch determines whether the delivery orders conflict with the moral standards of the company. This is just like when The Supreme Court strikes down laws it deems to be unconstitutional. Just like how the Supreme Court will not allow a law banning freedom of speech - the HR Department will not allow a delivery of bombs.

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In the movie the person in charge of executing all of the delivery orders is Kelsey Grammar. She then directs these deliveries to the assigned storks but is in charge of delivering. This is comparable to the executive branch of the government if we imagine the deliveries to be like laws. Kelsey Grammar is the chief executive who is in charge of making sure all the deliveries get delivered just like how a chief executive is in charge of making sure all the laws are enforced.

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In this delivering company there are the bosses and the delivery storks. The bosses are in charge of the assigning deliveries but the storks have the freedom to deliver in any way they want. This is comparable to a Federal Government & a State Government as the Federal Government unites all the state governments and is in charge of the whole country just like how the bosses are in charge of the company. Furthermore a state government has charge of its state just like the storks have charge over their own deliveries.

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Storks is a movie. In it, storks deliver babies -- or at least they used to. Now, they deliver packages for a global internet retail giant. Junior (Andy Samberg), the company's top delivery stork, lands in hot water when the Baby Factory produces an adorable but wholly unauthorized girl. Desperate to deliver this bundle of trouble, Junior and his friend Tulip (Katie Crown), the only human on Stork Mountain, race against time to make their first baby drop before the boss (Kelsey Grammer) finds out.