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Tag Archives: Senate
Wrapping Up the Constitution
Today, we’re looking at the Twenty-seventh (and final) Amendment as we work our way through the Constitution and its amendments. This post is the last of a series that will make more sense if it is read in order. If … Continue reading
Twenty-sixth Amendment
Today, we’re looking at the Twenty-sixth Amendment as we work our way through the Constitution and its amendments. This post is part of a series that will make more sense if it is read in order. If you haven’t read … Continue reading
Replacing a President
Today, we’re looking at the Twenty-fifth Amendment as we work our way through the Constitution and its amendments. This post is part of a series that will make more sense if it is read in order. If you haven’t read … Continue reading
Twenty-fourth Amendment
Today, we’re looking at the Twenty-fourth Amendment as we work our way through the Constitution and its amendments. This post is part of a series that will make more sense if it is read in order. If you haven’t read … Continue reading
Power Politics
This post is part of a series that will make more sense if it is read in order. If you haven’t read the earlier posts in this series, please click here to start with the first one. One reason I’ve … Continue reading
How Long Is Too Long?
This post is part of a series that will make more sense if it is read in order. If you haven’t read the earlier posts in this series, please click here to start with the first one. One reason I’ve … Continue reading
Repeal of Prohibition
This post is part of a series that will make more sense if it is read in order. If you haven’t read the earlier posts in this series, please click here to start with the first one. One reason I’ve … Continue reading
Twentieth Amendment
This post is part of a series that will make more sense if it is read in order. If you haven’t read the earlier posts in this series, please click here to start with the first one. One reason I’ve … Continue reading
Nineteenth Amendment
This post is part of a series that will make more sense if it is read in order. If you haven’t read the earlier posts in this series, please click here to start with the first one. One reason I’ve … Continue reading
Prohibition
This post is part of a series that will make more sense if it is read in order. If you haven’t read the earlier posts in this series, please click here to start with the first one. One reason I’ve … Continue reading