Lakhota
Diamond Member
“We are at war, this new kind of war demands a constitution that can manage a state in crisis."
During a rare trip to the Palace of Versailles Monday French President François Hollande called on lawmakers to change France’s constitution in order to better protect the country.
Hollande referred to article 36 of the charter as outdated, and asked that parliament change it to give the government greater power without needing to resort to a state of emergency.
“We are at war, this new kind of war demands a constitution that can manage a state in crisis," he said.
More: Hollande: Fight Against ISIS Demands Constitutional Changes
Constitutional changes? Will the U.S. follow? I suspect some members of Congress are contemplating doing something similar to our U.S. Constitution. It wouldn't surprise me to hear some GOP presidential candidates discussing that in the near future.
During a rare trip to the Palace of Versailles Monday French President François Hollande called on lawmakers to change France’s constitution in order to better protect the country.
Hollande referred to article 36 of the charter as outdated, and asked that parliament change it to give the government greater power without needing to resort to a state of emergency.
“We are at war, this new kind of war demands a constitution that can manage a state in crisis," he said.
More: Hollande: Fight Against ISIS Demands Constitutional Changes
Constitutional changes? Will the U.S. follow? I suspect some members of Congress are contemplating doing something similar to our U.S. Constitution. It wouldn't surprise me to hear some GOP presidential candidates discussing that in the near future.