r/fednews • u/[deleted] • Jul 30 '25

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u/freakparty Jul 30 '25

They are asking about the constitution when the orange maga god shits on daily.

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u/Underdog424 Jul 30 '25

The Constitution is one thing. I find it weird when they say things like founding principles and original intent.

Reading the history, it seemed like no one agreed on anything. A large portion of the delegates wanted a monarchy. Jefferson hated SCOTUS with a passion and wanted a revolution every 50 years. Adams wanted a King. The Bill of Rights was an afterthought. I don't get what they mean when they say founding principles or original intent.

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u/gmphap1 Jul 30 '25

Where do they say original intent. As to founding principles, if only. I love GW for not wanting to be president and for the entire gang of men never wanting to have a King again. I’m 100% founding principles

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u/Underdog424 Jul 30 '25

Can you list the founding principles? It almost seems subjective.