The 29th Amendment

The 29th Amendment, also known as The Eternal Amendment, dictates laws that must be followed for the end of time, so that a general order is kept in the empire, no matter who is ruling it.

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'''Section 1. '''The ruling family that is elected will remain in power as the Empire is handed from parent to child, with new elections being held at the end of each ruler's life. The first election, the family needs 25% of votes to remain in power, 40% of votes at the next election, 50% at the next election, 55% at the next, followed by 65%, 80%, and 95% over the next three elections. The odds end at 95% until a new family is elected, which begins the process anew.

'''Section 1a. '''Every year a reasonable portion will be put into a election fund. During an election cycle, the final four candidates will be given equal amounts of campaign spending money by the government which they will use to run. All other types of funding are prohibited by the final four stage.

'''Section 2. '''The people of the American Empire and its ruler may not disobey or amend any amendments filed prior to October 6th, 2023.

'''Section 3. '''The government may not declare war on a region of the Empire unless rebellion is clearly, irreversibly, and unquestionable imminent.

'''Section 4. '''Should the 29th Amendment be violated by a ruler or administration, they must immediately be put on trial. If found guilty, they will be executed after a new family is voted into office. Should a trial be denied or should the ruler fail to present, the people are legitimized in replacing the administration in any way which follows the rules of war.