Well, once an amendment to the Constitution has been ratified by the States, is it not the responsibility, then, of this body and the House to implement, by law, that amendment?
Gerald Ford: “Well, once an amendment to the Constitution has been ratified by the States, is it not the responsibility, then, of this…”
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Discussing the responsibility of Congress to implement ratified constitutional amendments.
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That is a little unfair. I do not think anyone objected to flags being flown and so forth. You make a good point on some of the other things, but that is a little unfair on the flag.
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