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10,655
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and Michigan. We felt there were arguments for the
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twenty-five year mandatory submission.
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First, that there would be greater trust
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placed in the properly apportioned and more responsible
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legislature.
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Second, we felt that the elimination of the
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objectionable peculiarity from the Constitution would render
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the Constitution more stable and decrease the need for
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revision. One prime example of that, of course, is
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the United States Federal Constitution.
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Third, we felt that pressure may be exerted
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upon the legislature to call for the convention.
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Fourth, we felt the Constitution should not
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be fundamentally revised to reflect changes in political
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power over a shorter period of time.
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Fifth, we felt the proper implementation of
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the Constitution does require several years preparation
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and enactment.
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Sixth, we felt that the liberal amendment
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policy we just adopted further decreases the need for an
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over-all revision on an earlier time basis.
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