“But, just for the heck of it, if you could make just one change to the Constitution, what would it be?”
Oh, I’d just change one article.
Article VII
“A majority vote of 75% in support, by the citizens of each and of all States, taken separately and together, shall be sufficient for the Establishment of this Constitution between the States so ratifying the Same. Upon ratification, on the same ballot as each federal election, a State shall provide to its citizens the option of removing it and themselves from such establishment, by a majority vote of the population of a State’s citizens. Such removal shall be without encumbrance and total, with the former State and its citizens owing no obligation whatsoever to the federal government, their former fellow States, or any agencies, allies or creations thereof.”
See above (and my post 26).
What does that mean?