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What Is The Supreme Law Of The Land

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Preamble We the people and zombies, of New Texas, shall form a country from the fallout of the zombie apocalypse. The goal of this document is to define the roles of our newly formed government, the contributions of our residents, define the methods of promoting and controlling trade, healthcare, the laws of our society, and the framework for interpreting and adopting this document. This document will become the supreme law of the land. Our constitution is designed to uphold policies which do not promote an agenda but to provide for ideas which create solutions for our country at large. Due to this reasoning our federal government shall be reigning as the supreme decision maker of laws. This constitution also guarantees individuals …show more content…

1. 3/4 of state representatives agree to make a change to the constitution and 2. 60% heads of the federal government agree to on the specific change. 3. The elected presidential body agrees on a change in the constitution. States representatives are chosen by individuals in a state run election by directly voting between the participants of the election in their county. Each state initially shall have five representatives and will receive one more representative if their population grows more than 2 times than the average rate of population growth of other states per year.This is due to inability of five representatives to represent the growing interests of states. Role of States and Government The states will have some authority and hold most of the powers but they will have to still abide to the federal government’s supreme authority. First and foremost, powers that aren’t given to the federal government are left to the states but the federal government can oversee it if they abuse their power or are using it not in terms of the right of law. There will be cooperative power sharing. States can make laws and policies but only for the people of their state to protect individual rights and can't make any laws that disregard any privileges given.It is designed so that state laws can differ according to local circumstances. The Federal government’s policies are to

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