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Yes. It's incredible that: 1. The loopholes were not exploited sooner. 2. No one cares about patching them, not before real-world identification, and not even
by OutOfHere 9mo ago
Yes. It's incredible that:
1. The loopholes were not exploited sooner.
2. No one cares about patching them, not before real-world identification, and not even after identification. They only keep increasing.
The only saving grace has been the two term limit of the President.
- fhdkweig 9mo agoIn a two party system, no one wants to get rid of the loopholes. Those currently in power don't think their opponents will have the opportunity to use it, and those not in power want to use it later when they finally get to be in power. Check out the two parties wanting the Line Item Veto thinking only their side would be able to use it yet horrified to see the other side use it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Line-item_veto_in_the_United_States https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Line-item_veto_in_the_United_S...