2021 US Constitutional Convention
2021 US Constitutional Convention
17 members have voted
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1. What will be your goals at the Constitutional Convention
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Greatly reform the Constitution so that it is more workable for the 21st century and beyond.
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Mildly reform the Constitution so that it fixes some of the long-existing flaws or misinterpretations.
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Reform it so that it is more ideologically left-wing
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Reform it so that it is more ideologically right-wing
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Reform it so that it is more Democratic
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Reform it so that it is less Democratic
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Defend the current Constitution and vote against any change whatsoever
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Strip down the Constitution to make it resemble the old Articles of Confederation
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Make the Constitution so weak as to be practically abolished0
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Other (mention below)0
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2. I will act as President of the Convention just because I'm leading this hypothetical initiative, but we need to hash out some rules. Click all that you would be comfortable with:
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Part 1A: The Convention should use the current Constitution and work off of that to make changes.
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Part 1B: The Convention should start with a blank slate, remaking a Constitution from scratch.0
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Part 2A: Any changes must have 75%+ support from the delegates.
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Part 2B: Any changes must have 66%+ support from the delegates.
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Part 2C: Any changes must have 60%+ support from the delegates.
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Part 2D: Any changes must have straight majority support from the delegates.0
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Part 2E: Any changes must have plurality support from the delegates.
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Part 3A: The Convention should have an elected committee that are in charge of wording of the new constitution once something has passed.
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Part 3B: The entire Convention should vote on wording of part of the Constitution
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Part 4A: Mention other rules, etc. that you want below0
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3. What are your expectations for this Constitution. Click all that apply.
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A simpler, shorter Constitution.
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A longer, more detailed, more all-encompassing Constitution.
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A Constitution that can be open to interpretation.
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A Constitution that cannot be open to interpretation outside of the specific wording.
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A Constitution that is very moderate, bipartisan, non-partisan.
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A Constitution that focuses more on our history than on our present or future.
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A Constitution that focuses more on our present than on our past or future.
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A Constitution that focuses more on our future than on our past or present.
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A Constitution that reinforces ethics, integrity, and possibly moral.
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A Constitution that is secular.
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A Constitution that reinforces Judeo-Christian values.
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A Constitution that focuses more on property holders, wealth class, and established institutions, etc.0
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A Constitution that focuses more on on people rather than property, wealth, and institutions, etc.
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A Constitution that calls for a new Constitutional Convention every 20, 50, 100 years or so.
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Other (mention below)
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4. How optimistic are you that our Constitution will be better than the current Constitution
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Very optimistic0
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More optimistic than not.
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They'll be different but comparable in the number of strengths and flaws.
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Less optimistic than not.
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No optimstic
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Other (mention below)0
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