The Next Constitutional Convention Could Bring an End to the Constitution

Coach is Right ^ | 7/26/15 | Ed Wood

[ForYourChildren]

The constitution is currently not being followed. Therefore we don’t have a constitution.

Our federal government is a creation of the states. When this creation gets out of control, then the states have the right to abolish it or change it.

Besides the three branches of federal government that we are aware of,
there exists a fourth branch which most people forget, it is the states. And actually, as mentioned above, this fourth branch has more power and authority than any of othe other three combined.

It is time for the fourth branch to assume it’s proper authority, and alter or abolish the other three.

[Guardian Sebastian]

It is so odd, as I read this I can “hear” Mark say it all. Got to really laughing at the Clintonoids with the hemorrhoids. LOL

[Yashcheritsiy]

I tend to agree with the commentor who said that it is not necessary to change the Constitution, just follow it.

[Thud]

The author of this crap does not understand the subject at all. Ratification of amendments, or a wholly new Constitution, requires ratification resolutions by 3/4 of the state legislatures. Except for any change in equal representation of each state in the Senate, which requires ratification by ALL of the state legislatures.

The idjit's reasoning is that whatever a convention passes can become effective immediately if the convention says so. He assumes people aren't people, Americans aren't Americans, and that whatever damn thing he wants is real. He's just *erking off.