A complete, plain-language constitution for the next 250 years — built so no party, donor class, or foreign interest can capture it again.
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None of these are finished documents — and that’s the point. The People’s Floor is always debating and ratifying changes, and every text here updates to match. Show up, and you help write the next version.
The whole of American law, pulled into one document and re-sorted into two tiers: the rights that affirm every person’s dignity, and the statutes that keep wealth from buying power. Read it fight by fight.
Open Tier One→ Working Draft 10/01/26The full text, both tiers in one place: the Constitution itself and all 43 Constitutional Statutes, set in the formal, operative voice of law — everything, exactly as drafted. Large download, about 4 MB.
Download the Operative Edition (PDF)↓ Write, Debate, ShareThe context you need to argue it well. The whole document in ordinary words — the big picture in 60 seconds, then 44 topics (healthcare, taxes, work, privacy, guns, and more), each with what changes from today and the honest answers to the hardest questions — so you can take a side and make your case.
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This isn’t a document to read once. Every cycle, a small slate of changes goes to the floor — verify with your email, then vote to ratify or reject, one person one vote, anonymous in public. When a floor closes, you help choose what’s debated next.
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