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Kimball Shinkoskey: The slow unraveling of constitutional government

Summary by The Sun Chronicle
Democracy starts and ends with written law. A founding group of people decide on a slate of humanitarian laws that all agree must be enforced across the land as long as their descendants exist as a humane people.
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Kimball Shinkoskey: The slow unraveling of constitutional government

Democracy starts and ends with written law. A founding group of people decide on a slate of humanitarian laws that all agree must be enforced across the land as long as their descendants exist as a humane people.

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The Sun Chronicle broke the news on Thursday, May 21, 2026.
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