As god is my witness, it was never my intent to throw out the constitution. I thought it was hanging by a thread, and I could save it... You don't save it by cutting that thread. - President Nielson

Orson Scott Card
As god is my witness, it was never my intent...
As god is my witness, it was never my intent...
As god is my witness, it was never my intent...
As god is my witness, it was never my intent...
About This Quote

For good or bad, governments are always changing. They are made to evolve and adapt to change. The main purpose of the government is to protect the people. However, it is part of their job to be ready to face new challenges and changes.

Sometimes it is necessary for the government to take action before the situation reaches a crisis point. The key is not to simply take action because something must be done but to take an informed decision based on data and information before rushing in blindly with no regard for the consequences.

Source: Empire

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