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Benjamin Recchie·Dec 2, 2025A wish list for the next ConstitutionAmerican democracy is being tested in a way unseen since at least the Civil War. It might be time for a new Constitution.
InWrite Your WorldbyEli·Nov 19, 2025Judiciary under DuressIs the Supreme Court a ‘Supreme’ or a Federal Constitutional Court as per Article 189 of the Twenty-seventh Constitutional Amendment, 2025?A response icon1A response icon1
InDemocracy WatchbyJerry Dwyer·Aug 15, 2025When Epstein Replied to the Really Big QuestionPleading the 5th, 6th and 14th amendmentsA response icon4A response icon4
