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width="80" align="right" border="0" />CNSNews.com: “The U.S. Constitution was perhaps the most radical document of its time, yet it made its impact in a surprisingly small number of words (5,177) particularly when compared with more contemporary federal documents.“
By comparison, the U.S. Internal Revenue Code contains more than 2.8 million words.
Absolutely amazing. Our country is founded on just 5,177 words. What ever happened to that simplicity? What happened to states rights?
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