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Letter to the editor: Constitution is not optional

Summary by Montana Standard
As a Montana resident and American citizen, I am deeply troubled by the increasing disregard for the Constitution among our nation’s leaders.

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Mart Parind: What if We Started Taking the Constitution Seriously (Again)?

A national issue of great importance is on the agenda, to begin with, borrowing from the parliamentary lexicon. Our culture of constitutionalism has been showing signs of fading for some time now. Moreover, this shift in the attitude of state leadership is gaining momentum, despite previous worrying indications, writes Mart Parind.

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Las Vegas Review-JournalLas Vegas Review-Journal
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LETTER: Congressional Republicans shredding the Constitution

Taking food from the mouths of babes.

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Letter to the editor: Constitution is not optional

As a Montana resident and American citizen, I am deeply troubled by the increasing disregard for the Constitution among our nation’s leaders.

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Letter to the editor: Roberts and the Constitution

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What Is the Constitution For?

Modern constitutions guarantee the supremacy of the Constitution and the function of the Constitutional power is to control so that the other powers do not go astray The article What is the Constitution for? was originally published in Las2orillas. Copyrights Las2orillas.co

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Srđan Barac: Blockades Lead to Polarization and Unrest in Society, Respect the Constitution

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Pittsburgh Tribune-Review broke the news in Pittsburgh, United States on Monday, July 7, 2025.
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