Time for a 28th Amendment
- zephyp
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Re: Time for a 28th Amendment
Yup. Da rich has always run things an always will - unless we fix it...
No more catchy slogans for me...I am simply fed up...4...four...4...2+2...


- Reverenddel
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Re: Time for a 28th Amendment
My two cents? Please do not convene a Constitutional Congress, because they would more than likely talk themselves to death, and we'd LOSE more rights than we GAIN!
- zephyp
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Re: Time for a 28th Amendment
You gotta be joking. Convene a Constitutional Congress with liberals, socialists, and commies in charge. I dont think so. That would be the absolute worst thing any moron could do right now.Reverenddel wrote:My two cents? Please do not convene a Constitutional Congress, because they would more than likely talk themselves to death, and we'd LOSE more rights than we GAIN!
No more catchy slogans for me...I am simply fed up...4...four...4...2+2...


Re: Time for a 28th Amendment
zephyp
OMG NO.... A limit of 8 years TOTAL at any one level! The 30 years would be a max allowable UNLESS they hit the mandatory retirement age first...
Through school one of the interesting discussions involved the 2 houses and the intent of the founders. What I recall was that the Senate was seen as the 'statesmen' while the House was seen as both a balance of the Senate and for the 'non-statesman' pols.
Anyway, I'll leave it at that unless we get onto the topic of mandatory government service for all able-bodied/able-minded US residents between the ages of 18-28 (whether its the military, [new]CCC, peace-corps or other organization).
Back to writing code to meet a deadline....
Cheers
Chris
OMG NO.... A limit of 8 years TOTAL at any one level! The 30 years would be a max allowable UNLESS they hit the mandatory retirement age first...
Through school one of the interesting discussions involved the 2 houses and the intent of the founders. What I recall was that the Senate was seen as the 'statesmen' while the House was seen as both a balance of the Senate and for the 'non-statesman' pols.
Anyway, I'll leave it at that unless we get onto the topic of mandatory government service for all able-bodied/able-minded US residents between the ages of 18-28 (whether its the military, [new]CCC, peace-corps or other organization).
Back to writing code to meet a deadline....
Cheers
Chris
Si vis pacem, para bellum
