During floor debate in both the House and Senate, the constitutionality of a proposal is often brought up as a debating point by both proponents and opponents. Which reason best explains why the question of constitutionality is persuasive in a debate?

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anonymous · Answer

what's the supreme law of the land?

anonymous · Answer

Only laws that are unconstitutional can ever be changed.
    All government bodies are accountable to the Constitution.
    Senators and representatives frequently need to change the Constitution.
    The Constitution is so general that it does not have any set rules on most issues.

anonymous · Answer

What do you think?

some.random.cool.kid · Answer

if this is multiple choice you should make this a little neater