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[–] [email protected] 3 points 8 months ago

the non-partisan committee gets final say.

good luck with non-partisan

States do not vote for president, people do

mu funding fathers! /s

The sectors of medicine, pharmacy, education, produce, and communications (cellular and internet) should always have well-funded state providers in the same competitive space as any private option. No part of the nation should be without access to any of these public services in a reasonable distance

That's communism /s (or socialism? I don't know, I agree with you, I'm just thinking what the other side would parrot out). Also, mu (lack of) competition! Think of the poor shareholders! (also /s of course)

An exact definition to the limits on the executive power, privileges and protections of the President.

with an added clause that says "if you look for a loophole, it means you're automatically wrong. Don't be a dick"