The Constitution Protects Noncitizens—And It Must A philosophical reflection on leadership, resilience, and the human condition.
By D. L. Dantes | December 19th, 2025
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The Constitution Protects Noncitizens—And It Must
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Due Process or Chaos? What Real Leadership Requires in Immigration Policy
Due Process or Chaos? What Real Leadership Requires in Immigration Policy A philosophical reflection on leadership, resilience, and the human condition.
By D. L. Dantes | November 8th, 2025
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The Constitution Protects Noncitizens—And It Must
The Constitution Protects Noncitizens—And It Must A philosophical reflection on leadership, resilience, and the human condition.
By D. L. Dantes | December 19th, 2025
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Accountability Abandoned: When Leadership Hides Behind Loyalty
Accountability Abandoned: When Leadership Hides Behind Loyalty A philosophical reflection on leadership, resilience, and the human condition.
By D. L. Dantes | November 8th, 2025
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Accountability Abandoned: When Leadership Hides Behind Loyalty
Accountability Abandoned: When Leadership Hides Behind Loyalty A philosophical reflection on leadership, resilience, and the human condition.
By D. L. Dantes | November 8th, 2025
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The Thanos thought experiment turned into an incredibly lengthy project writing up a new continuity of government plan. I used Claude extensively for drafting, but the ideas were mine (or borrowed from other constitutions). It is, er, extremely long. Currently 32,000 words, including commentary. I could not have drafted all that, obviously, not even close. But Claude turns out to (unsurprisingly) be very good at turning ideas into concrete legal language.
But it’s funny for “huh, what would happen to the US government if the Snap happened” to lead to “and here is a 25,000 word constitutional amendment package that deals with presidential, judicial, and congressional succession for a mass-casualty event, as well as for individual replacement of officers for resignation, death, or impeachment.”
Truly, I think it is is good. I have also not addressed a lot of constitutional policy issues a lot of people get hung up on. Abortion or the second amendment aren’t here, at all, nor is the electoral college (outside of a “this is stupid, we should fix it in another package” note).
Obviously there are a lot of things that could be tinkered around the edges.
The one potentially devastating hurdle is “what to do about SCOTUS”, because there is basically no procedure that allows for a good “continuity of the supreme court” that doesn’t also require term limits. Term limits are good independently, but if you want for the removal of bad SCOTUS judges, or a provision where “we lost 4 judges and suddenly the court cannot function AT ALL”, they are basically mandatory.
Right now, it’s basically fanfic, but I’m going to shop it around (in reduced form) to some policy shops at some point in the near future. But right now, I’m tired…
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its me holding a pocket copy of the US constitution
I was going to edit it to be crime and punishment, but then I felt lazy
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On War Powers, Questions Aren’t a Working Substitute for Action
When it comes to foreign policy, American presidents have been ignoring Congress at will and defying constitutional requirements for levying war, for decades. Longer than that actually — Lincoln never sought or received a declaration of war for the Late Unpleasantness — and especially since the end of World War 2….
No president has ever been held to account by, and punished by, Congress for exceeding his powers and exercising its, not his, prerogative of declaring war or not.
Why would Trump consider himself an exception?
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6 Fundamental Rights of Indian Constitution: Types, Features & Importance
The Fundamental Rights of Indian Constitution are basic human liberties that are completely non-negotiable rights guaranteed to Indian citizens. It is mentioned in the Article 12 to 35 of the Indian Constitution, which ensures a dignified life and prevents misuse of power by the government.
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The violence to the Constitution done by these flexible perambulations is horrific.
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Suisse : la redevance média préservée et le cash constitutionnellement garanti
Lors des récents référendums, les électeurs suisses ont pris deux décisions majeures : ils ont rejeté une proposition de réduction drastique de la redevance annuelle pour la Société Suisse de Radiodiffusion et Télévision (SRG SSR) et ont approuvé l’inscription de la garantie de l’accès au liquide dans la constitution fédérale. Ces résultats, basés sur des projections initiales, soulignent les…
Suisse : la redevance média préservée et le cash constitutionnellement garanti
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Rare, historic US documents traveling country on ‘Freedom Plane’ ahead of America’s 250th anniversary
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Some of the documents that helped shape the United States are temporarily leaving Washington, D.C., ahead of America’s 250th anniversary, giving many Americans a rare chance to see them in person.
The “Freedom Plane National Tour: Documents That Forged a Nation” – launched by The National Archives – is bringing founding-era records…
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Tuaran MP: Eight-year boundary review period to be written into Federal Constitution http://dlvr.it/TRMTb2
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Steve Loney: How to fight back when the federal government tries to silence you online
The freedom to openly criticize the government without penalty or punishment is the keystone of our democracy. Free and spirited debate helps inform voters and keeps our elected officials accountable to their oath of office to serve the people and defend the Constitution.
The Department of Homeland Security has now withdrawn three subpoenas targeting U.S. residents who criticized the government…
Steve Loney: How to fight back when the federal government tries to silence you online
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Where are you from? For my family, that question isn’t small talk. It touches on birthright citizenship, deportation debates, and what the Fourteenth Amendment guarantees. We are Caucasian, African American, Mexican American, Arab American, Finnish American — one family, citizens by birth and by law
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