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Originally Posted by dc_dux
I would suggest that is says that the American people are generally comfortable and supportive of a federal government that most consider the best in the world and that benefits every citizen in one manner or another, even with all its warts, including most recently a more secretive government than ever, intrusions into personal lives, a growing disparity between haves and have nots.
I think most citizens believe it needs tweeking, not a complete overhaul replaced by an 18th century "strict constitutional law" approach.
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Ok, is it that people are too stupid to realize that the constitution is 'the law of the land', or is it that they just don't care anymore because it's too hard to live by?
Those that don't like the way the constitution is, know how to amend the damn thing, so why torture and render it meaningless?
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