Why is the US Constitution so hard to amend

The difficulty of amending the US Constitution lies in the fact that its creators wanted to ensure that agreements made between the thirteen colonies could not be easily overturned. The high threshold for amending the US Constitution makes it quite static: since 1992, no amendments have been passed. Thomas Jefferson believed that the term of laws should expire every 19 years, rather than requiring amendment or repeal, because any political process is full of obstacles that distort the will of the people.

Why Is The US Constitution So Hard To Amend

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