Thursday, February 16, 2012

Constitutional Principles

In my beliefs, checks and balances is the most important principle of the constitution. Mainly because it is the principle that keeps the branches from getting to powerful. Because if one branch got to powerful, then we would become the very thing we split from in the beginning. If one branch tried to do something that is unethical like pass a law or create a tax, it would have to go through both branches before it goes through. Also, if a leader from one branch becomes power hungry or acts out of line the other branches can impeach or possibly eject them from office. So in the end I believe that checks and balances is the most important constitutional principle because it prevents any party or branch from becoming to powerful.

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