Constitutional Comedy: A Humorous Critique

This chapter engages in a satirical discussion about the relevance of the Constitution, humorously proposing ideas like renaming it to 'Prostitution' and creating a 'Wiki Prostitution' for public amendments. The dialogue critiques judicial interpretations and explores the contradictions in upholding constitutional principles, all while blending comedy with serious historical insights. Additionally, the chapter tells the inspiring story of Gregory Watson, whose pursuit of ratifying the 27th Amendment adds a light-hearted narrative about individual impact in governance.