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:''Response'': Never in American history has an amendment been ratified or needed to establish the right of some states to do something that is not expressly prohibited by the Constitution.  Such an amendment would duplicate the [[Ninth Amendment|Ninth]] and [[Tenth Amendment]]s.  Moreover, the Senate would never pass such an amendment allowing their recall, and a [[Con Con]] would be necessary.  But recognizing a right to recall is far preferable to holding an unlimited Con Con.

:''Response'': Never in American history has an amendment been ratified or needed to establish the right of some states to do something that is not expressly prohibited by the Constitution.  Such an amendment would duplicate the [[Ninth Amendment|Ninth]] and [[Tenth Amendment]]s.  Moreover, the Senate would never pass such an amendment allowing their recall, and a [[Con Con]] would be necessary.  But recognizing a right to recall is far preferable to holding an unlimited Con Con.

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