I will admit to being a literal practitioner of Constitutional Carry

[DFW]

I carry a pocket version of the Constitution with me almost everywhere I go.

(And I never even clerked for Hugo Black.)

[Firestorm49]

1. I do as well.

[pandr32]

2. Me, too!

It's getting a little ragged from being carried around with me, and I have pulled it out on numerous occasions.

[StarfishSaver]

3. I will admit to being a proponent of "Constitutional Voting"

No need to register or worry about going to the right precinct during certain hours. Just show up at any polling place convenient to us whenever we want and cast our ballot.

[DFW]

4. Years ago

I was part of a panel at a gathering in the States. The subject was on how to simplify what should be required to be able to vote. I actually got the biggest applause (a rare enough occurrence) when offering my suggestion: if you are a citizen of the United States, you can vote. Period.

[StarfishSaver]

5. Pretty simple, isn't it?

[DFW]

6. That's what I thought, but what do I know?

Nowadays I live on a continent where if not enough rules exist to turn simple things into complicated things, a commission is called into being to make them complicated.

[murielm99]

7. I have been doing that for years.

[multigraincracker]

8. I had a copy but had to throw it out.

Found it means nothing without years of SC interpretations. I could say the Constitution says this, only to hear that's not what the Court says it says.

[7wo7rees]

9. Sweet!! We do too! Goes back for us to 2000. n/t