Cneck out tje 28 amendment to Give back the Vote to the American People

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Give back the Vote

28 Amendment is one of several being considered. Be sure you are seeing the one to protect the vote and doesn’t destroy another amendment as the one from Michael Moore or Democrats version making EPA God.

Bing says Jim Rubens is a Republican, past New Hampshire state senator, New Hampshire GOP platform committee chair, and 2014 and 2016 candidate for U.S. Senate. He is also a board member for American Promise123. American Promise is a non-profit organization that seeks ratification by 2026 of a constitutional amendment restoring power to Congress and the States to set reasonable limits on campaign spending and contributions

This an Idea from AmericanPromise.net

The For Our Freedom Amendment:

Protects free speech and the voice of all Americans and ends the domination of our elections and corruption of our representative government by dark money and elite donors.

Has overwhelming support from Americans of every political viewpoint

Offers lasting reform and breaks the two-party incumbent-favoring big money system that locks out competition, choice, and progress for the nation. .

Is the lasting, constitutional method for rebuilding checks and balances, federalism and local freedom against global money nationalizing every election and dividing America.

Frees business from pay-to-pay politics and unfair competition from big global corporations that are spending millions of dollars to buy political influence that destroys the level playing field.

Text of the Amendment

Section 1. We the People have compelling sovereign interests in representative self-government, federalism, the integrity of the electoral process, and the political equality of natural persons.

Section 2. Nothing in this Constitution shall be construed to forbid Congress or the States, within their respective jurisdictions, from reasonably regulating and limiting contributions and spending in campaigns, elections, or ballot measures.

Section 3. Congress and the States shall have the power to implement and enforce this article by appropriate legislation and may distinguish between natural persons and artificial entities, including by prohibiting artificial entities from raising and spending money in campaigns, elections, or ballot measures.

What Will This Amendment Do?

Like those who founded our nation, American Promise envisions a society of free people with equal rights who live and govern together in pursuit of peace and happiness. We envision a society that respects the freedom and dignity of individuals, yet also appreciates the tremendous benefits of social cooperation. And we envision a society where money and wealth do not trump the political equality of each and every person.

The For Our Freedom Amendment aims to bring American life closer to that vision. After the amendment is ratified, we believe that our country will see several positive changes:

The American people won’t have to sit back and watch as financial power purchases political power. We and our legislators will once again have the freedom to enact laws meant to reduce the role of money in politics. For example, if residents of a State wish to prevent foreign or out-of-state money from dominating their elections, they will have the freedom to pass new campaign finance laws. If Congress wishes to set limits on the amount of money that candidates can spend in an election, they will have the freedom to test new regulations. Congress and the States will not be required to pass any particular laws, but they will be far less constrained in their ability to experiment with new systems.

The Supreme Court won’t serve as the nation’s money-in-politics regulator. The amendment recognizes that the regulation of campaign finance involves multiple compelling interests that should be considered and balanced by the American people. It allows us and our elected officials to experiment, exercise our judgment, revise, and adapt laws to changing circumstances.

We won’t need another constitutional amendment to fix misguided campaign finance laws. After the For Our Freedom amendment is ratified, there are sure to be some campaign finance laws that end up having negative effects and unintended consequences. Such laws will, of course, be subject to change through the normal push-and-pull of the legislative process. Contrast that to the situation now, where if the Supreme Court creates a campaign finance rule with bad consequences, the only fix is a constitutional amendment. Simply put, the For Our Freedom makes it easier for us to learn from our mistakes and try something new.

Campaigns will become less powered by money and more powered by social capital. Suppose a State chooses to limit election expenditures to reduce the role of money in those elections. In such a jurisdiction, candidates would face new incentives while campaigning. Instead of spending countless hours cultivating potential big-money supporters (who are often not even constituents), candidates would have a greater incentive to connect with community leaders and their actual constituents. Instead of granting disproportionate access and influence to the wealthy, candidates would seek to connect with everyday people who can turn up and vote.

Americans will protect their elections against foreign meddling. American democracy is a perennial target of foreign actors and governments who seek to diminish our global strength and social solidarity. By giving Congress and the States much greater flexibility to regulate money-in-politics, the For Our Freedom amendment recognizes that the foreign actors seeking to pump money into our elections usually don’t have Americans’ best interests at heart.

If you agree with these ideas, support their cause at AmericanPromise.net

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