Do you know what cashapp or venmo is? You aren't opening another credit card, you are transferring money to your bank account and then quickly paying off your balance resulting in the same amount owed with another month to pay it.
Financial literacy is avoid not paying your statement at all costs.
I literally gave myself an extra month to pay it off by paying off my card with my card though what is probably a loophole that they just aren't willing to fix or enforce
The only part of the constitution that requires unanimous consent to repeal is the US senate, the states give up power to the federal government not the otherway around. There is no functional difference between a unicameral legislature and bicameral legislature that is elected in the same way.
If the constitution is amended and it goes against a state constitution then the state constitution automatically changes as its inferior to the national constitution.
75% of States would have to approve the amendment. Most of the constitutions don't have the type of election system in them. Switching to only one chamber would be the biggest change but most are redundant
If they do this we'll be in a whole new territory of fucked. Returning political opponents to pass a political bill to subvert the fairness of an election for the presidents agenda.
Do you know what cashapp or venmo is? You aren't opening another credit card, you are transferring money to your bank account and then quickly paying off your balance resulting in the same amount owed with another month to pay it.
Financial literacy is avoid not paying your statement at all costs.
I literally gave myself an extra month to pay it off by paying off my card with my card though what is probably a loophole that they just aren't willing to fix or enforce
The only part of the constitution that requires unanimous consent to repeal is the US senate, the states give up power to the federal government not the otherway around. There is no functional difference between a unicameral legislature and bicameral legislature that is elected in the same way.
If the constitution is amended and it goes against a state constitution then the state constitution automatically changes as its inferior to the national constitution.
75% of States would have to approve the amendment. Most of the constitutions don't have the type of election system in them. Switching to only one chamber would be the biggest change but most are redundant
If they do this we'll be in a whole new territory of fucked. Returning political opponents to pass a political bill to subvert the fairness of an election for the presidents agenda.