Ratifying the Constitution for Modern Governance

If you’re on the fence about ratifying this Constitution, I want to point out something important:

this document isn’t trying to reinvent government just for the sake of change.

It’s trying to fix real issues our country deals with: polarization, corruption,

outdated systems, and power that’s either too concentrated or not accountable enough.

When you read it, ratification becomes not only reasonable but necessary. This Constitution

isn’t about giving the government more control over people; it’s about giving people more control

over their government. This Constitution also aggressively tackles something Americans across

the political spectrum complain about: career politicians and corruption. Age limits and term