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We hope you’re having a great day. In this newsletter, we bring you key insights on our Constitution amendments, shedding light on how these changes are proposed and who is responsible for them. You’ll also find some of the latest news and a personal touch from us at constitutionus.com!
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Key Takeaways
- Anyone may propose an amendment or a bill to Congress, however only a congressional member can propose it on the floor.
- Amendments to the Constitution can only be proposed through two methods: by acquiring a two-thirds majority in Congress, or by the state legislatures calling for a Constitutional Convention.
- Despite being recognized officially, proposing an amendment through a Constitutional Convention has never been done since the Constitution’s founding.
A Personal Touch
Amending the Constitution isn’t a simple task. Indeed, it’s a significant part of our nation’s checks and balances. Understanding it provides a deeper appreciation for the system that governs us every day.
Key Lesson
The process of amending our Constitution may seem complex, but it underscores the importance of democratic values and the collective decision-making that shapes our country’s laws and mandates.
Latest News
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Thank you for staying updated with us! Until next time, take care.
From the team at constitutionus.com
