I'll ask this. If the majority of the people want a change in law, should there be a change in law? Let's use gun background checks as an example.
Somewhere around 96% of the people wanted background checks. Though polls might be inaccurate when close, this was no where near close.
If you think, "No there shouldn't be a change" and you agree with the powers in office that are there to represent the people..........then you sir are part of a dictatorship. The powers heard what the people wanted and neither party made the change. And yes, the Constitution CAN be changed through the right process if the people want that change.
When a Government starts doing what it thinks is in the best interest of the people and ignoring what the people want, it's a dictatorship. WE THE PEOPLE run Congress, not the other way around. The correct process should be taken when changing laws but typical "pissing wars" have shown this is practically impossible even if the it's what the people want.
Again, WE THE PEOPLE control Congress. WE THE PEOPLE decide what's best for America. Democracy is supposed to be the voice of the people.
And if you researched global politics at all you would notice that Republicans have done way more damage to America recently than Democrats. Ever since Corporations bought out the Republicans it's turned into a Corporatocracy and nothing like the old Republican party which I like.
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