Section 5 Fourteenth Amendment United States Constitution
After Confederates had slaughtered hundreds of thousands of loyal young Union soldiers – leaving them to rot with the crows where they fell – and after grieving Americans buried a murdered President, their Congress removed slavery and racism from the Constitution. Their 13th, 14th and 15th Amendments protect the Constitution’s first national right of all Americans – equal protection of the law. Then they armed the 14th.
Meet their little friend.
“Congress shall have power to enforce, by appropriate legislation, the provisions of this article.” Section 5.
Congress and the President can enforce equal protection of the law simply with appropriate legislation – without need to amend the Constitution formally.
Section 5 hands to each new generation of Americans the power to enforce equal protection of the law constitutionally – with legislation. If American voters return control of the House of Representatives, the Senate and the President to the Democratic Party, the United States Constitution can be amended by majority vote to strengthen equal protection with appropriate legislation.
*Elect Presidents by popular majority vote?
*Increase the size of the Supreme Court?
*Confirm Supreme Court nominees by popular majority vote?
*Remove justices and judges confirmed from 3 January 2017 to 20 January 2021?
*Remove Representatives and Senators who gave aid and coup comfort?
*Increase the size of the House of Representatives?
*Reform the Department of Justice?
*Secure causes of action for personal violations of constitutional rights?
*Restore the Post Office?
*Restore corporate compliance with the EPA, CDC and DOL?
*Prohibit corporate personhood?
*Eliminate all student debt?
*Provide advanced public education?
*Provide public health care?
*Reform patent laws?
*Prohibit Social Security privatization?
*Prohibit prison privatization?
*Prohibit war-weapon privatization?
*Provide refugees faster paths to citizenship?
*Invite Puerto Rico, the District of Columbia and Taiwan to become states?
*Invite small nations to become US states?
*Secure the right to equal vote, to medical privacy, reproductive freedom, marriage equality, synthetic genomics and freedom from religions as fundamental to the ‘privilege or immunities of citizens of the United States’?
Young Americans have begun to vote in numbers that can enable them to enforce their own 14th Amendment equal protection rights – with legislation. Their journey into the shared technologies of the coming century is unique to human history. They journey with an immortal at their fingertips. AI.
Nothing about us without us. America 3.0
“A republic if you can keep it.”
Thank you Nancy Pelosi, Liz Cheney and Colin Kaepernik for standing vigil through the night so that democracy prevailed even for the youngest of Americans.
The Constitution limits power, not rights.
E Pluribus Unum
HIAI 
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