#constitution

#constitution

Ruadhan Mac Cormaic questioned if a United Ireland would require tearing the current Constitution up and starting anew. Professor David Kenny supported this idea by noting former Taoiseach Leo Varadkar's suggestion that unification necessitates a new Constitution due to the limitations and symbolism of the current framework.

The president has signed unconstitutional executive orders to oppress voters and undo federal civil rights protections; he has illegally turned the military on our communities.

The use of Article 49.3 is controversial as it suggests legislation lacks sufficient support to be voted on through traditional means.

In 1960, the Supreme Court ruled in Flemming v. Nestor that there are no property rights to Social Security, emphasizing government's flexibility in administering benefits.

The president is abusing the powers of his office to wield the might of the executive branch in retaliation against organizations and people that he dislikes. Nothing in our constitution or laws grants a president such power; to the contrary, the specific provisions and overall design of our constitution were adopted in large measure to ensure that presidents cannot exercise arbitrary, absolute power in the way that the president seeks to do in these executive orders.

Emily Ley, the owner of a small business affected by the tariffs, states these tariffs will cripple her company, which relies on Chinese suppliers, questioning their legality.

"I'm of the school of thought that when they say it and then they say it over and over again, you cannot just say, Oh well, it doesn't matter.'"

"Despite what many people think, there is no provision in the Irish Constitution for a petition from citizens to nominate a candidate for President,..."

We Americans no longer have undeniable legal status in this country. Our rights, our organizations, our jobs, our health, our schools, our laws, our constitution all are now provisional.