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An article containing very little except the text of the amendment is not very useful. There are more convenient sources for the bare text of the Amendment than Conservapedia. No one goes to an encyclopedia looking for the text of a document..they go to the document itself. Encyclopedias are used to provide a broader context. It would be like looking for an article on George W. Bush and finding only a photograph of him. At the very least someone familiar with the area should write an article called "Legal Analysis of the 14th Amendment" and then link to it from here.--[[User:JesusSaves|JesusSaves]] 20:57, 21 July 2007 (EST)
The last sentence of "The U.S. Supreme Court has used this Amendment to invent new rights, such as abortion and a separation of church and state, which were never intended by those who drafted or ratified it." is factually incorrect and should be removed from the article.
The last sentence of "The U.S. Supreme Court has used this Amendment to invent new rights, such as abortion and a separation of church and state, which were never intended by those who drafted or ratified it." is factually incorrect and should be removed from the article.