Parties predated the Constitution, as they are an inevitable byproduct of electoral democracy. Some of the founders hoped to avoid them, but they split into the Federalist and Anti-Federalist parties as the Constitution was being written. Primaries are an internal party matter, each makes its own rules and there was no need for either to be mentioned in the Constitution. The term Gerrymandering didn't exist until 1812 and States draw congressional districts. Corporate personhood is a fundamentally necessary legal concept that predates the Colonies , which were themselves incorporated. As are municipalities, churches, NGOs, unions, non-profits, etc. Their personhood is established in common law, and supported by the Constitutional rights to free association and making contracts.

That is simply not true...

I'm not 'trolling'. I'm completely serious. Maybe you haven't used Rust yet but it's the next generation of programming. It offers unparalleled safety without sacrificing performance. That's the beauty of Rust's zero cost abstractions. Rust is what languages like C, C++, Java and C# should have been. It's still a young language but as more people learn about it we're seeing its usage skyrocket. Mozilla is already using Rust for parts of Firefox. I think we will see the same thing happen to most software projects. They will gradually use more and more Rust until all of the original C or C++ or Java or C# code is gone. If you're a programmer and you're not using Rust already, then you likely soon will be. Rust is taking the programming world by storm.

There's nothing Trump can do about it. He may tweet about it, but there's nothing in his powers he can do.

We see through your lies !

Everyone thinks they want to raise kiddos, until they actually have to. Then it's not quite all the fun and games those with kids attempt to make it out to be. They're just trying to trick us into joining the twenty year misery train they have elected to ride. Hahahaa. No