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40 votes
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Observations on the US constitutional crisis
19 votes -
Donald Trump says "I don't know" regarding whether he has to uphold the Constitution of the United States
46 votes -
US district judge rules Donald Trump order targeting law firm Perkins Coie is unconstitutional
20 votes -
‘This unlawful impost must fall’: Conservative group sues US President Donald Trump claiming tariffs are ‘unconstitutional exercise of legislative power’
48 votes -
America is watching the rise of a dual state
25 votes -
A federal judge rules the dismantling of USAID likely violated the Constitution and blocks Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency from further cuts
37 votes -
If a new constitution was written, what would you advocate for in it?
Not just a U.S. question... I think we're in the midst of seeing much of the world's political order being rearranged. So that's got me wondering, are we going to see some new nations emerge from...
Not just a U.S. question... I think we're in the midst of seeing much of the world's political order being rearranged. So that's got me wondering, are we going to see some new nations emerge from this? I recognize that's a very sanitized framing, and such things don't just "happen" without a lot of turmoil first, but I'm trying to make some optimistic projections about what could come after that.
So as a thought exercise, imagine you're participating in a constitutional convention for a new democratic government forming where you live. What are some things you would want to see included? What should be omitted?
23 votes -
Syria’s Ahmed al-Sharaa signs temporary constitution
6 votes -
Hungary's government targets dual citizens, LGBTQ+ community in proposed constitutional changes
16 votes -
Fourteen states sue Elon Musk and US President Donald Trump, calling billionaire’s role unconstitutional
30 votes -
US Republican Party representative introduces bill to amend the 22nd Amendment, seeking to allow a third Donald Trump term in office
44 votes -
US Republicans introduce constitutional amendment to impose term limits
18 votes -
Inside the MAGA plot to write birthright citizenship out of the US constitution
24 votes -
Ballot proposal to end qualified immunity in Ohio in process of getting signatures
27 votes -
Montana voters approve abortion rights in state constitution
29 votes -
Amazon in case in front of US National Labor Relations Board over union busting tactics
27 votes -
Mexico's Senate just approved changing the constitution
18 votes -
Kansas Supreme Court reaffirms abortion rights are protected by constitution, striking down two laws
58 votes -
Arizona abortion rights advocates submit double the signatures needed to put constitutional amendment on ballot
63 votes -
France declares state of emergency in New Caledonia after deadly riots
21 votes -
Norway's top authority revokes decision by city to only take Ukrainian refugees – was contrary to the constitution and the Scandinavian country's discrimination laws
13 votes -
Texas is right. The tech giants need to be regulated.
10 votes -
Megathread - Update on state court cases challenging legality of Donald Trump candidacy under the 14th amendment section 3 of the US constitution
45 votes -
The US Supreme Court will evaluate the constitutional validity of local ordinances barring homeless from sleeping on streets and sidewalks
35 votes -
Chile voters reject conservative proposal to replace dictatorship-era constitution
12 votes -
How General Mark Milley protected the US Constitution from Donald Trump
44 votes -
New survey shows that many in the US lack knowledge of basic facts about government
47 votes -
Lies fuel racism ahead of Australia's Indigenous vote
13 votes -
Two prominent conservative law professors write article arguing Donald Trump ineligible to run for US President under 14th amendment
72 votes -
Voters in Ohio reject GOP-backed proposal that would have made it tougher to protect abortion rights
73 votes -
Claremont Institute publicizes excerpt from a book openly calling for right wing revolution/coup
41 votes -
Vote on world’s most progressive constitution begins in Chile
9 votes -
Scottish independence: 19 October 2023 proposed as date for referendum
9 votes -
Chileans head to polls to pick architects of new constitution
7 votes -
Are you a foreigner interested in what will happen in Chile on Sunday? Read here…
20 votes -
Getting from November to January: Wargaming shows that, short of a landslide victory for Joe Biden in the upcoming elections, we may be headed for a severe constitutional crisis
22 votes -
Trump’s latest firing seems to have violated four democratic values
17 votes -
Former US Secretary of Defence James Mattis denounces President Donald Trump, describes him as a threat to the Constitution
41 votes -
The system failed the test of Trump: The story of the recent years is of institutions that were unable to constrain the presidency
8 votes -
Grading the US Electoral College: C for chaos
4 votes -
Why the two-party system is the root of the problems in the US's constitutional democracy
9 votes -
How to serve three terms as President
9 votes -
Germany: court rules sanctions on unemployment benefits unconstitutional
10 votes -
Pack the union: A proposal to admit new states for the purpose of amending the constitution to ensure equal representation
11 votes -
Blind reverence for the US Constitution—on the left and right—is tearing us apart
8 votes -
San Diego-based group wins US suit: Male-only draft unconstitutional
22 votes -
Cubans vote on a constitutional referendum which may reveal growing discontent
13 votes -
What is the Equal Rights Amendment, and why are we talking about it now?
8 votes -
What would happen if the US House of Representatives decided to investigate sitting Senators?
The current US Senate majority continues to support the president. However, the current president may have been compromised by the Russian government. The connections that several senators have to...
The current US Senate majority continues to support the president. However, the current president may have been compromised by the Russian government.
The connections that several senators have to Russia (Mitch McConnell and Rand Paul, to name two) raise the very real possibility that the current Republican majority in the Senate owes its existence to Russian help.
The FBI, a renewed Republican target, has suggested as much in briefings given to that same U.S. Congress.
What are the chances of the House investigating sitting menbers of Senate, and what twists and turns might occur should it happen?
9 votes