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If this is about the flaws in the constitution then by all means, let it be about the flaws but first you must separate what they had to do to get it passed and what we now know after 230 years. As it stands today, the main flaws I see pertain to creating a government that has too much concentration of power in a small number of people and states. Anything that can change the dynamic so more Americans feel they have a direct say in governing is a move in the right direction. For starters, there is no universal right to vote nor national standards for who gets to vote and how the voting occurs. Secondly, we are far beyond the need for the Electoral College, time to rid ourselves of this artifact. Lastly, the 2nd amendment has turned us into a nation of killers, it it time for gun ownership to be a privilege not a right. As for money in politics, it is obscene and will only get worse. I do not have the answer but we all know the problem, we have the government special interests pay for, that is not how to run a nation for the people and by the people.