You’re talking about ratification of an amendment bill AFTER it has passed both houses of Congress with a two thirds majority and been signed by the President. A tall order right there.
Now take that number, 34, and google “Equal Rights Amendment”. This was passed in the late 1970’s but fell short of 38 states for ratification even though the deadline year 1978 was moved not once, but twice. Never got more than 34 states.
An Amendment can be repealed only by another amendment. This has happened once with the repeal of Prohibition and it was a difficult process even though repeal was wildly popular at the time.
Sorry, Obamabeasts. “Stroke of the pen, law of the land” doesn’t work when you mess with the Constitution.
Great points and spot on!
I remember 1978 and how the Feminazis whined and moaned about it!