Mott the Hoople
Sweet Jane
another short sighted idea. Political parties have valuable uses. Particularly in coalition building. Now partisanship and sectionalism are matter we should be very wary of.
How should we change the constitution?
- Thread starter tsuke
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Only if your wife is a criminal immigrant and entered this nation illegally.....then the term anchor baby becomes something that must be addressed in clear unambiguous language. Is it another citizen's fault that someone decided to make a baby with a criminal? The left always wants to play the victim....when in reality free will has consequences...each person should be held accountable for his/her life choices.
Darth Omar
Russian asset
Term limits.
Two or three terms in congress, max.
The Thong Amendment has potential as well. Maybe Mike Tyson would write a thong about it.
Groan me, you know you want to.
Two or three terms in congress, max.
The Thong Amendment has potential as well. Maybe Mike Tyson would write a thong about it.
Groan me, you know you want to.
MAGA MAN
Let's go Brandon!
Term limits, and an expedited impeachment process of judges.
The_Trump_Effect
Verified User
How do, Governors have the power to change the constitution?
Some posters block thanks and groans such as anatta.
Also any posts made after you post in a thread can't be thanked until you refresh the page
Tsuke is retarded
If you;d limit your groans to maybe 1 or 2 a day on me -i'd put them back on.
But you go on these benders....
States Likely Could Not Control Constitutional Convention on Balanced Budget Amendment or Other Issues
http://www.cbpp.org/research/states...al-convention-on-balanced-budget-amendment-or
he only constitutional convention in U.S. history, in 1787, went far beyond its mandate. Charged with amending the Articles of Confederation to promote trade among the states, the convention instead wrote an entirely new governing document. A convention held today could set its own agenda, too. There is no guarantee that a convention could be limited to a particular set of issues, such as those related to balancing the federal budget.
As a result, powerful, well-funded interest groups would surely seek to influence the process and press for changes to the agenda, seeing a constitutional convention as an opportunity to enact major policy changes. As former Chief Justice Burger wrote, a “Constitutional Convention today would be a free-for-all for special interest groups.” Further, the broad language contained in many of the resolutions that states have passed recently might increase the likelihood of a convention enacting changes that are far more sweeping than many legislators supporting these resolutions envision.
http://www.cbpp.org/research/states...al-convention-on-balanced-budget-amendment-or
he only constitutional convention in U.S. history, in 1787, went far beyond its mandate. Charged with amending the Articles of Confederation to promote trade among the states, the convention instead wrote an entirely new governing document. A convention held today could set its own agenda, too. There is no guarantee that a convention could be limited to a particular set of issues, such as those related to balancing the federal budget.
As a result, powerful, well-funded interest groups would surely seek to influence the process and press for changes to the agenda, seeing a constitutional convention as an opportunity to enact major policy changes. As former Chief Justice Burger wrote, a “Constitutional Convention today would be a free-for-all for special interest groups.” Further, the broad language contained in many of the resolutions that states have passed recently might increase the likelihood of a convention enacting changes that are far more sweeping than many legislators supporting these resolutions envision.
it's distractive. less is more and groaning is fine as long as it's limited to real disagreements and not just ventingdoes being groaned make you feel bad?
The_Trump_Effect
Verified User
Well that explains it then.......................
Don't do it for me....you have to want to change for yourself.
lol cute. you have been a bit more sane as of late. I have to go thru DAMO - and I don't want to bother him - and then have you go nuts again
SmarterthanYou
rebel
re-iterate that 'congress shall make no law' 'shall not be infringed' and the several other phrases that prohibit the feds from having power over some things means 'no fucking power' over those things.
You on the other hand are less sane than ever.
I recommend you keep your little safe space
You ignorant fool.
Governors have NOTHING to do with ratification, the state legislature does it.
To give one example of what a fucktar
d you are; Massachusetts has a GOP
Governor but the legislature is 86% Dem.
Fucking retard
Grind, Billy and Rana and Sorctease ar we also mods