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Here are some belated Juneteenth thoughts on the innovations, limits, and unrealized potential of the Thirteenth Amendment https://lnkd.in/geGEfns4

The importance of a constitution lies not only in its role as a fundamental document outlining the framework for government and the rights of citizens but also in its ability to reflect the consensual values of a nation. A constitution serves as a vehicle for the values and aspirations of a society, ensuring that these values are propagated and safeguarded through the laws and institutions of the state. It provides a framework for governance that is grounded in the shared values and principles of the people, thereby promoting unity and stability within the nation. #constitution

Amending the Constitution is key to restoring fairness and integrity in our political system. Let's ensure every American's voice is heard. Stand with us for true self-government. #ForOurFreedomAmendment Learn more about our movement: https://lnkd.in/gSHjbSr

Today, on #ConstitutionDay, we celebrate the formation and signing of the United States Constitution 237 years ago! Constitution Day is a great time to learn more about this important document: https://lnkd.in/eJZ_K2Nr #FLClerks

Today, on #ConstitutionDay, we celebrate the formation and signing of the United States Constitution 237 years ago! Constitution Day is a great time to learn more about this important document: https://lnkd.in/eJZ_K2Nr #FLClerks

Did You Know? The U.S. Constitution, including its signatures, contains 4,543 words. This succinct yet powerful document has governed the country for over 200 years, demonstrating the enduring strength of its principles. It outlines the structure of government, enumerates individual rights, and serves as a blueprint for democracy. Despite its brevity, it has been the foundation for extensive legal and political developments. #ConstitutionFacts #USHistory #BestUSLawyers www.best-us-lawyers.com

Did You Know? The U.S. Constitution, including its signatures, contains 4,543 words. This succinct yet powerful document has governed the country for over 200 years, demonstrating the enduring strength of its principles. It outlines the structure of government, enumerates individual rights, and serves as a blueprint for democracy. Despite its brevity, it has been the foundation for extensive legal and political developments. #ConstitutionFacts #USHistory #BestUSLawyers www.best-us-lawyers.com

Given how anti-democratic even anti-parliamentary our current Parliament has been under this Trudeau Govt and his Cabal within the LPC and the PMO, which has effectively instilled his adherents throughout our Federal Govt's key institutions, like the Privy Council etc... Has made parliament all but ineffective in governance, Once before to avoid the fraud and breach of trust with the WE charity he prorogued parliament to silence committees and the WE organization with their millions of dollars in assets closed shop in Canada. In all likelihood, he will do the same to avoid any inspection into this sham enquiry of foreign interference and 9-figure theft with his green slush fund, both of which this Trudeau Govt can and has obfuscated from Parliament and the public.   We've had nine years of corruption, with $billions absconded and zero accountability. For any other company or institution, this would amount to fraud, breach of trust, and even treason, as on more than one occasion, legislation and statements have been made to the effect of usurping or abrogating Parliament. The provisio of pundits, media and the courts has been an effete statement of "Oh well that's just politics, vote them out." .../2  

On this #ConstitutionDay 📜, we reflect on how the First Amendment has endured despite attempts to curtail freedom of speech and the press soon after the Constitution was ratified. And we remember those who stood up for the principles that serve as the bulwark of liberty. What do you think is the most essential part of the U.S. Constitution? Share in the comments below.

THE FIRST AMENDMENT & POLITICAL VIOLENCE Yesterday and today students across the country are receiving a valuable lesson in civics and the Constitution. The 1A protects the freedoms of speech and the right to PEACFULLY assemble in PUBLIC spaces. Not commit violence, create encampments on or take over the buildings of private institutions. The 1A is the cornerstone of our democracy, and the founders had the foresight to make it the most prominent amendment of our Constitution. It protects us from the tyranny of the government, and a would-be "king", and it is what separates us from other countries. See my interview on CNN this morning.