The plan to destroy America
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I would agree that Christians should not be campaigning for others to not vote. The one grey area is that the NT says Christians need to obey the laws of the land. It is not a law that you have to vote in this country, but in other countries it is much closer to being mandatory.
In this country you have the right to vote or not vote. So it is not a violation of the law to not vote, however, it is also understood that in this country they encourage every single person to vote and there is no reason to be out there provoking people.
In this country you have the right to vote or not vote. So it is not a violation of the law to not vote, however, it is also understood that in this country they encourage every single person to vote and there is no reason to be out there provoking people.
Changes to the constitution are made by:
2/3 of the states or 2/3 of congress proposing an amendment
That amendment then has to be ratified by 3/4 of the states.
But abortion is not covered in the constitution one way or another. It was covered by federal law. It was the federal law that was overturned. There nothing to stop the imposition of a new law.
2/3 of the states or 2/3 of congress proposing an amendment
That amendment then has to be ratified by 3/4 of the states.
But abortion is not covered in the constitution one way or another. It was covered by federal law. It was the federal law that was overturned. There nothing to stop the imposition of a new law.
That is a good point. If the Federal government passed a law, it wouldn't have to be a constitutional change, so far SCOTUS has only ruled there is no constitutional right to abortion, they have not ruled that such a law would be unconstitutional. Consider the hypocrisy, the Democrats controlled the house, senate and President and yet didn't pass a law! This shows they know how unpopular such a law would be.
That's why I go with a write in vote when I don't approve of either of the candidates. Some say that's wasting a vote but in my opinion that's letting my voice be heard that I don't approve of the candidates they are picking
There is a judge here in my hometown who always runs unopposed and I do a write in just about against him. Last time I wrote n Pee-wee Herman
There is a judge here in my hometown who always runs unopposed and I do a write in just about against him. Last time I wrote n Pee-wee Herman
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