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Apparently, in some states, "procedure" is more important than Equal Protection.
Is there a point to having a Constitution in states where the initiative process is so revered? Because, after all, one should be able to vote on one's Civil Rights the way one votes for high school Homecoming Court.
You wanted a fight. You got one.
Is there a point to having a Constitution in states where the initiative process is so revered? Because, after all, one should be able to vote on one's Civil Rights the way one votes for high school Homecoming Court.
You wanted a fight. You got one.