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To: Bigun

The power to admit a state and to approve any changes in its status once admitted is a power reserved to the United States. Try again.

95 posted on 02/18/2010 12:00:03 PM PST by Non-Sequitur

To: Non-Sequitur

The power to admit a state and to approve any changes in its status once admitted is a power reserved to the United States. Try again.

BS! Show me that language in the Constitution and you win! Simple as that!

Try again!

106 posted on 02/18/2010 12:22:33 PM PST by Bigun ("It is difficult to free fools from the chains they revere." Voltaire)

To: Non-Sequitur

The power to admit a state and to approve any changes in its status once admitted is a power reserved to the United States. Try again.

Weasel words. Try again. And quote the document, word-weasel.

110 posted on 02/18/2010 1:02:26 PM PST by lentulusgracchus

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