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The People’s House Holds the Purse-Strings (Some Constitutional Amendments #2)

by James J Heaney Posted on 21 October 2021

Many writers propose constitutional amendments in order to demonstrate their fantasy vision of the perfect regime. In this series, I propose realistic amendments to the Constitution aimed at improving the structure of the U.S. national government, without addressing substantive issues. … Continue reading →

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Geld the Veto (Some Constitutional Amendments #1)

by James J Heaney Posted on 3 October 2021

Many writers propose constitutional amendments in order to demonstrate their fantasy vision of the perfect regime. In this series, I propose realistic amendments to the Constitution aimed at improving the structure of the U.S. national government, without addressing substantive issues. … Continue reading →

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Some Principles for Proposing Constitutional Amendments (On One’s Blog)

by James J Heaney Posted on 1 October 2021

The Constitution at the National Archives. Warms your heart just to look at her, don’t it? Let’s recklessly start another series! Worthy Reads is going well, but I don’t want the blog to be taken over by my clippings from … Continue reading →

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