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9 June, 02:13

Why are political leaders and citizens wary of calling constitutional conventions?

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    They are fearful about "runaway" conventions making unwanted changes.

    The process of constitution change is a political process and therefore there is always a risk of run away conventions coming up with unwanted and sometimes undesirable changes.
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