New Constitutions

Resolved by the House of Representatives and the Senate of the United States (Two-thirds of both houses concurring therein) to have the following become an amendment to the Constitution when ratified by 3/4ths of the States. Section 1 All legislative chambers except for the Senate, shall only be considered to have passed a bill when the requisite majority as their current or future rules would have it, but under this amendment, that of their full membership shall have certified their support of the bill. Furthermore, this certification may be in the form of a faxed signature on an identical copy of the bill given while not present in the chamber, or in a similar secure fashion as technological advance permits. Furthermore, no one except for the clerk of that chamber shall be required to be present in order for business to proceed as usual provided that members communicate with each other with reasonably secure technology. No part of Section 1 applies to the Senate. Section 2 A

Superlative Constitution SECTION 1 (Definitions) For the purposes of all Constitutions for the United States of America, there are some basic definitions (“==” means a test of reality to the bindings of law): “T” means True “F” means False “S” means Senator(s) or consent of Senators “R” means Representative(s) or consent of Representatives “P” means President or a Presidential Order or a Presidential appointment “O” means Federal Officer or a regulation they come up with “vP” means Vice President or their power of recognition “Ppro tempore” means the President Pro Tempore or their power of recognition “HS” means the Speaker of the House or their power of recognition “” means a certain phrase in either these Constitutional procedures or a certain law provision that is either allowed by this Constitution (True) or prohibited by this Constitution (False). “<A>” means “for all,” or the universal quantifier, when put next to an item it means “all of (item)”