Apparently the left and their (((leaders))) are shitting their pants at the possibility that six more states will sign on to the 28 existing ones calling for a concon.
So Zig Forums, want to fix the (((problems))) in our government? Bring on the concon!
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The media says a constitutional convention is a complete rewrite. The actual point of a constitutional convention is to add new amendments, presented by the states rather than by the federal government (which would never allow certain amendments). Either way, this isn’t something that can end well for us, except insofar as it could end in civil (read: race) war.
How about a ban on dual citizenship for public office holding, plus bringing into law that mysterious 13th amendment that went (((missing)))?
I’d add a mechanism for Canadians to join as well, but they can always join by treaty.
(((Levin))) has been pushing for this for years. I suspect they'll open it for one purpose (cutting funding) and end up changing other things (free speech and guns) to fuck everyone.
I'd love a ban on dual citizenship for public office but it needs to be done for everyone. No more dual citizenship. Then treat anybody here illegally as a spy or invader. See how fast the immigration problem sorts itself out.
Stupid commies. BTDT. We did it this morning. It’s why I spotted her out of the girls sitting at that table.
There is no way on Earth this can end well. And beside what is the point of adding stuff to the Constitution? The Left and Kikes will literally just choose to interpret it and ignore it at whim - like they do already extensively with freedom of association, the right to bear arms, freedom of speech etc.
Amendment 28: Bill Content Amendment
All bills submitted to Congress shall pertain to one matter and one matter alone, as outlined in the title of the bill. All bills must be read, in full, vocally, within the chamber, before presentation to either the House or the Senate for a vote. All bills must be voted on by all members of Congress. In the event that a member is indisposed, a proxy must be sent. The method by which this proxy is chosen is delegated to the state legislatures of the respective member of Congress.
Amendment 29: Foreign Powers Amendment
No treaty or executive agreement shall be made abridging or prohibiting the free exercise of the rights of citizens of the United States protected by this Constitution. No treaty or executive agreement shall vest in any international organization or in any foreign power any of the legislative, executive, or judicial powers vested by this Constitution in the Congress, the President, and in the courts of the United States, respectively. No treaty or executive agreement shall alter or abridge the laws of the United States or the Constitution of laws of the several unless, and then only to the extent that, Congress shall so provide by joint resolution.
Executive agreements shall not be made in lieu of treaties. Executive agreements shall, if not sooner terminated, expire automatically one year after the end of the term of office for which the President making the agreement shall have been elected, but the Congress may, at the request of any President, extend for the duration of the term of such President the life of any such agreement made or extended during the next preceding Presidential term. The President shall publish all executive agreements except that those which in his judgment require secrecy shall be submitted to appropriate committees of the Congress in lieu of publication.
Amendment 30: Congressional District Amendment
No longer shall Congressional districts be redrawn by sitting state representatives, nor shall they be redrawn under any circumstance other than an official change in population–as defined by the United States Census–of the corresponding districts in the respective states. Congressional districts shall henceforth be redrawn in a manner according to the mathematical Golden Ratio, where physically applicable within the bounds of state geometry.
The center of the smallest district shall be situated in the center of the most populous city in the state at time of ratification and henceforth from the time of finalization of the most recent census. Expansion outward from the first district follows the mathematical Golden Ratio accordingly. New districts formed due to a change in population shall be created by halving the size of the district in which said population has changed.
Amendment 31: Senate Restoration Amendment
The Seventeenth Amendment is hereby repealed. All Senators shall be chosen by their state legislatures as prescribed by Article I. This amendment shall not be so construed as to affect the term of any Senator elected before it becomes valid as part of the Constitution. When vacancies occur in the representation of any State in the Senate for more than ninety days, the governor of the State shall appoint an individual to fill the vacancy for the remainder of the term. A Senator may be removed from office by a two-thirds vote of the state legislature.
Amendment 32: Federal Spending Amendment
The Sixteenth Amendment is hereby repealed. Congress shall adopt a preliminary fiscal year budget no later than the first Monday in May for the following fiscal year, and submit said budget to the President for consideration. Shall Congress fail to adopt a final fiscal year budget prior to the start of each fiscal year, which shall commence on October 1 of each year, and shall the President fail to sign said budget into law, an automatic, across-the-board, 5 percent reduction in expenditures from the prior year’s fiscal budget, as well as the revocation of the wages of all Congressmen, shall be imposed for the fiscal year in which a budget has not been adopted.
Total outlays of the federal government for any fiscal year shall not exceed its receipts for the fiscal year. Total outlays of the federal government for each fiscal year shall not exceed 17.5 percent of the nation’s gross domestic product for the previous calendar year. Congress may provide for a one-year suspension of one or more of the preceding sections in this Article by a three-fifths vote of both Houses of Congress, provided the vote is conducted by roll call, in the full body of the Congress. In the event that a member is indisposed, a proxy must be sent. The vote sets forth the specific excess of outlays over receipts or outlays over 17.5 percent of the Nation’s gross domestic product. The limit on the debt of the United States held by the public shall not be increased unless three-fifths of both Houses of Congress shall provide for such an increase by roll call vote, in the full body of the Congress. In the event that a member is indisposed, a proxy must be sent. This Amendment shall take effect in the fourth fiscal year after its ratification.
Amendment 33: Financial Institution Amendment
In the elucidation of Constitution Article 1, Section 8, regarding the power of the United States Congress to coin money, regulate its value, and standardize this valuation against foreign coin, the United States Congress’ power to perform the aforementioned tasks is to be understood as being indelegable. No institution save for the United States federal government is to be tasked with the coinage and supply of the money of the United States, nor with the setting of interest rates.
Amendment 34: Regulation of Federal Powers Amendment
Section I: The Legislative Branch
Article I: Congress may not regulate–nor have authority over, save where actions run in contradiction to existing federal law or the Constitution–activities that occur wholly within one state.
Article II: A two-thirds majority of the states may override any federal law or regulation.
Section II: The Executive Branch
Article I: Federal administrative agencies of may not act in such a way that preempts the laws of a state where such action is not already federal law.
Section III: The Judicial Branch
Article I: A decision made by the Supreme Court of the United States may be overruled with a two-thirds majority vote held by the people–or congresses–of the states.
Article II: In order to overturn a law enacted through a plebiscite, the Supreme Court of the United States must vote with a seven justice supermajority.
Amendment 35: Citizenship Amendment
Only genetic Europeans may hold citizenship.