Framers
(US) The Founding Fathers of the United States; those who framed the US Constitution.
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I’m just thinking about it because I’m doing a majority of the production because the other framers can’t do complicated orders and I’m basically in charge of shop with the FM out indefinitely… so…. Idk man let me at…
The Chilean constitutional project of 2022 could have become its constitution if the framers of the project hadn't made it so stringent and so unpredictable, but simply gone with the international standards.
Uh huh. And he could do that from outside Congress. He's never been a particularly effective legislator. More of an orator. Yes, 75 is an arbitrary cut off. But we clearly need one. Thirty is the lower limit set by t…
Ya know, the Framers put "freedom of the press" into the Constitution for a reason. DO YOUR JOBS!
Lifetime Supreme Court nominations is probably one of the stupidest ideas in the US constitution. The framers really demonstrated a shocking lack of understanding of how power operates, but I guess that’s not uprisin…
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(US) The Founding Fathers of the United States; those who framed the US Constitution.
“I’m just thinking about it because I’m doing a majority of the production because the other framers can’t do complicated orders and I’m basically in charge of shop with the FM out indefinitely… so…. Idk man let me at least be a keyholder…”
— Bluesky· May 2026“The Chilean constitutional project of 2022 could have become its constitution if the framers of the project hadn't made it so stringent and so unpredictable, but simply gone with the international standards.”
— Bluesky· May 2026“Uh huh. And he could do that from outside Congress. He's never been a particularly effective legislator. More of an orator. Yes, 75 is an arbitrary cut off. But we clearly need one. Thirty is the lower limit set by the framers for Senators. 45 years is plenty of time.”
— Bluesky· May 2026“Ya know, the Framers put "freedom of the press" into the Constitution for a reason. DO YOUR JOBS!”
— Bluesky· May 2026“Lifetime Supreme Court nominations is probably one of the stupidest ideas in the US constitution. The framers really demonstrated a shocking lack of understanding of how power operates, but I guess that’s not uprising for people who grew up in an age of absolute monarchy.”
— Bluesky· May 2026
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