Washington Votes Forum

In my understanding of a Constitution, each clause represents a law, which once established is a truth. Much like a Law of Nature, it cannot be false, nor can an amendment be contrary to it. If an amendment were to conflict with an already established truth, then it is Unconstitutional, and becomes Null...

I have a few concerns regarding the Federal Establishment. 1. The U.S. Constitution contains a clause that restricts amending specific clauses prior to the year 1808. Could congress propose an amendment stating that the clauses can be changed at anytime before, during, and after 1808? It would seem that...