55 men who met in Philadelphia, and they weren’t elected
Supreme Court
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Prove those answers wrong
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James Madison and Governor Morris.
The States.
Nope. The States ordained the Constitution to power. They own it. They are the only ones that can modify it. They are the only ones that can destroy it (and thus dissolve the federal government).
Each State also has a constitution. The people of that State ordained it to power. They own it. They are the only ones that can modify it. They are the only ones that can destroy it (and thus dissolve the State, and also leaves the Union).
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RQAA
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Nope. Just two people wrote the Constitution, anchovies. They were both elected.
Nope. The Supreme Court has NO authority over the Constitution.
See Article III.
Thought so
What the hell were those other 53 Founding Fathers doing there? Tney should have went to brunch, could have hung out at Ben’s house drinking ale
Wasn’t the question
No, no, your man “smart…….” said it was “we the people,” start there
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Argument of the Stone fallacy. Stop mindlessly asking the same question over and over and over, anchovies. It's already been answered multiple times. RQAA
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What 'other 53 Founding Fathers', anchovies??
SSAT
You told us only two individuals wrote the Constitution so what the hell were the other 53 delegates hanging around for in the hall
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What 'other 53 Delegates', anchovies??
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YARP
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The other 53 delegates sitting in the Constitutional Convention Hall, DUH