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January 10, 2011 04:55:52 PM

Name:

Matthew

Favorite article/amendment.:

Article 5

Why is it my favorite.:

Because it allows for the constitution to be CHANGED! So this whole crap about going back to the constitution and the 'original constitution' and 'the constitution as written' done by the republicans can be refuted by the fact that it can be changed at any time.

We want to hear about your favorite passage of the constitution, and may invite you to follow up on-air or online. Need a refresher? Here it is.