N-S: No, I'll wait and see your answer. This should be good.
Since you refuse to answer your own question, let’s take another look at your posts:
Where does it say that the federal government may not eliminate a state, say by expelling it from the Union?
591 posted on 10/04/2003 6:24 AM PDT by Non-Sequitur
There is nothing that prevents it. According to Ariticle IV Congress can create a state. In fact according to the Constitution only congress has a role in creating a state, not the President, not the courts, not even the people of the state itself. So where does it say that Congress can't uncreate one?
718 posted on 10/06/2003 6:08 PM PDT by Non-Sequitur
Two points:
First, your suggestion that Congress can “uncreate” a State is a ‘nonsequitur.’
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Second, I have already answered your question – twice.
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Really? Where?