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@everfullteamug.bsky.social
I'm just here to lurk and save other people's witty comments for later.
@jefftiedrich.bsky.social
Hi I don't have enough variations on 'fuck' to express my feelings about this. Please help.
(Oh and the count of missing sections is half of 8, all of 9, and 10, so far)
constitution.congress.gov/constitution/
web.archive.org/web/20250420...
Hi I don't have enough variations on 'fuck' to express my feelings about this. Please help.
(Oh and the count of missing sections is half of 8, all of 9, and 10, so far)
constitution.congress.gov/constitution/
web.archive.org/web/20250420...
![LinkedIn post by Jennifer Allison:
"Hello everyone. I wanted to draw your attention to the fact that the entry for Article I Section 9 has disappeared from the US Congress's Annotated Constitution page. It was there as recently as July 12 and is gone as of today August 5th.
Yes this is the section that says that (a) habeas corpus rights cannot be suspended and (b) that the US Government cannot issue titles of nobility.
I don't know why it disappeared.
No longer available [link to US Gov site]
Wayback Machine showing it was available as recently as July 12 [link to Archive.org]
Other portions of Article I are still live on the site
I discovered this because I am currently editing a book in which the author cited this webpage. This link is obviously no longer valid.
This is completely unacceptable behavior by our federal government and Americans should not stand for it."](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ebypc5r7dwtghoqrolp5motf/bafkreih4hr6wslt6hcvgvnluxqhgatcbdihdyx75kn6ga7x3mti2egvbki@jpeg)
August 6, 2025 at 10:48 AM
@jefftiedrich.bsky.social
Hi I don't have enough variations on 'fuck' to express my feelings about this. Please help.
(Oh and the count of missing sections is half of 8, all of 9, and 10, so far)
constitution.congress.gov/constitution/
web.archive.org/web/20250420...
Hi I don't have enough variations on 'fuck' to express my feelings about this. Please help.
(Oh and the count of missing sections is half of 8, all of 9, and 10, so far)
constitution.congress.gov/constitution/
web.archive.org/web/20250420...