the very slow process of implementing changes to these amendments and the laws based on them, that demands that we be very careful in issuing new laws and amendments since they undergo a vetting like no other in the world.
The frustration that I feel is that there always seems to be 5 million lawyers around, and the whole process of going to court, of going into politics, of getting involved in government seems to require that one has a legal degree of some kind. This is wrong, and I don't think that the framers of the constitution ever meant that lawyers take over our entire governing process in this country. They wanted rule by the people, not lawyers.
Rump is a crook. We all see it. Anyone that doesn't is going to sidestep and hem and haw, like they all do (lawyers again). Layer upon layer upon layer of lawyers. Sickening. They use words against us, and what's so funny about it, that in a year or so, someone will come up with other words that mean exactly the opposite! Lawyers vs. lawyers, stretching the boundaries of what something means or does not mean.
Perhaps we should have an additional amendment to the constitution, in that NO Lawyers are allowed if you run for office (Senate, House, or the WH and perhaps the Supreme Court too). I'm sorry if you're in the legal profession, and reading my post, I don't mean anything against you personally, I just think that things in government are way too slanted towards this field, and it shouldn't be.
I do regret that this whole process is mired in the hands of so many lawyers and the like, and that justice sometimes seems too slow, but I'm sure that someone in the boat of using a lawyer, they think exactly the opposite of this.
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