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Aussie105

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2. The Constitution is an intelligent and in depth document

Reply to egbertowillies (Original post)

Sat Mar 29, 2025, 10:07 PM

Mar 2025

very much relevant and comprehensive at the time it was written.
But a bit weak in several places.

Two jobs coming up:
1. Neutralize Trump and his cohort of followers.
2. Add to the Constitution so that this can never happen again.
(One suggestion from me: Add a destruct button to annihilate at short notice any future Administration that goes off the rails.
Some sort of 'no confidence' process.)

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Trump's actions expose a constitution with severe defects. [View all] egbertowillies Mar 2025 OP

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