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Berkeley Law School Dean Tells MSNBC It’s Time To Ditch US Constitution
by Kelen McBreen
University of California at Berkeley School of Law’s Dean Erwin Chemerinsky told MSNBC viewers on Friday the American Constitution “threatens” the future of “democracy” in the United States.
The lunatic liberal professor told mainstream media viewers the electoral college and having only two senators to represent each state are two concepts “undermining democracy.”
Chemerinsky continued, claiming lifelong tenures for Supreme Court justices are also “problematic.”
Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson chimed in next, asking the Berkeley law dean if America is currently too divided to update the U.S. Constitution.
Instead of simply amending the Constitution, Chemerinsky went further by suggesting it’s time for “a new Constitution,” asking, “Isn’t it absurd that we’re governed in 2024 by a Constitution written in 1787 for a small agrarian, slave-owning society?”
Next, the legal scholar was asked about the threat of states seceding from the union if a new Constitution is introduced.
He responded, “What happens if we do nothing? We can continue to muddle along, but I worry about how long a government can survive, who has lost the confidence of people, how long a government can survive with a society so deeply polarized. We could drift towards authoritarianism. There are a lot of democracies in the world that are no longer democracies. But there’s also the possibility that we will start hearing serious talk that what divides us is much greater than what unites us as a country. So I think we have to think of — I’m not arguing for secession, I’m not saying it’s likely in the foreseeable future, but it’s certainly a path that could happen if we don’t repair what’s wrong in the American government.”
The news segment highlights how the modern leftist political establishment despises the pro-human documents created by our Founding Fathers.
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