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What can (should!) you do if you feel that your government is acting unconstitutionally or making decisions that are not in the people’s interest?
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What can (should!) you do if you feel that your government is acting unconstitutionally or making decisions that are not in the people’s interest?

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The only answer that I can think of is to protest your rights, start a petition, and talk to the legislature for your given state.

Not sure if this is right..
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