Eagle_Eye
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Conservatives haven't changed we still believe in the things we have always believed in.
4 ways to change the constitution.
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Conservatives haven't changed we still believe in the things we have always believed in.
Mason Michaels
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Exactly
Eagle_Eye
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I don't support Trump, I do like his economy. But the Democrat clowns running will force me to vote for him again.
Mason Michaels
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Then you support him.
Mason Michaels
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There's no other choice, after all....None....
Judy Johnstone
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Eagle_Eye
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Maybe in your simplistic outlook you think not hating Trump is support.
Eagle_Eye
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She has as much right to express her opinion as you do.
Mason Michaels
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I would say voting for him makes you a supporter
Mason Michaels
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She's a grown woman,she doesn't need a white Knight
Just a continuation of Obama's economy. Trump did nothing to make it better or different. I suppose not fucking it up, although he tried with tariffs and isolationism, makes his clownish speech and ignorance of diplomacy acceptable to you. There is no Dem running who operates with his immaturity and stupidity.
Eagle_Eye
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gfm7175
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Yup. If somebody falls into both of the bolded categories, then I do suggest them to take the red highlighted action. Even if one isn't voting for Trump, at the very least vote "for" Trump (and not for any 3rd party candidate) as a vote directly AGAINST the Marxism that has completely overtaken the Democrat Party. They are off their rockers and need to be opposed at all costs.
These people want to control your speech, your actions, what vehicles you can drive, what healthcare you can have, what foods you can eat, and on and on and on... These people want to confiscate your guns. These people wish not to give you due process. These people wish to drive capitalism underground. These people wish to drive your religions and churches underground. These people wish to destroy the Constitution. Etc... These people are SICK.
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gfm7175
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That post from MASON was a QED of the Liberal pathogen... People like MASON do not support a person's right to have and express an opinion.
gfm7175
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I was just barely too young to vote in the 2008 election, but I would've voted "for" McCain even though I did not like him at all (as a vote AGAINST Obama). In 2012, I voted "for" Romney. I did not like him at all either, but I voted "for" Romney SOLELY as a vote AGAINST Obama. In 2016, I did the same thing but to a lesser extent. I wasn't against Trump, but I wasn't a mega supporter or anything either. I was absolutely against Hilary, so I voted (lukewarmly) for Trump. I am very pleased with what he has done (for the most part), and am very eager to vote FOR him in 2020 (but also AGAINST whatever clown gets the nomination for the other side).
There is much more of a thought process behind "supporting" a candidate (at least for people like me) than you are willing to recognize.
Eagle_Eye
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Do you have a reading comprehension problem? What part of the Democrat clowns running will force me to vote for Trump again confused you? I already know everything you just posted and don't need to be convinced get it?
gfm7175
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Much of my knowledge of it was not learned in grade school, high school, or even college, sadly. Instead, much of it was learned by my directly reading through the document itself.
Already am one.
ITN has already done so.
Correct, I have and I do.
Typically, Congress will propose an amendment to the States for ratification, but it need not be done that way. The States, collectively, own the Federal Government (Constitution). The State legislatures could simply call a constitutional convention themselves. Obviously, if that were the case, then the intent would be 'replacement' rather than 'amendment', as Congress wouldn't be involved at all.
Congress proposing an amendment to the States is the extent of their involvement. Congress is not at all involved with the actual amending of the Constitution. Instead, the States are involved with that, since they (collectively) are the owners of the Constitution.
I noticed that later and then addressed it.
If you ask repetitious questions, then you will get repetitious answers. You are complaining about something that you are directly causing.
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gfm7175
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Yes, and that is what is known as the ratification process. That process is how the Constitution gets amended. Now, who is involved with ratification? Is it Congress??
NOPE!! 
Is it the States?? YES!!! 
Typically, it comes from Congress. Congress proposes an amendment to the States for ratification. Congress, however, does NOT have the power to amend the Constitution in any way. That power is reserved for the States. See above.
See above.
I gave them to you.