Former US President Donald Trump has once again stirred controversy, this time over reports of a proposal to rewrite the US Constitution. The alleged plan, which has sparked widespread outrage, was briefly mentioned on a Congress-affiliated website before being abruptly removed.
The now-deleted content reportedly outlined potential changes to America’s founding document, though the exact nature of these revisions remains unclear. Critics have condemned the idea as an attack on democratic principles, while supporters argue it could modernise outdated provisions.
Congress Website Scrubs References
The Congressional website’s removal of the content has fuelled speculation about the proposal’s legitimacy and potential backing within government circles. Observers note the timing coincides with increasing political tensions ahead of the next election cycle.
Political Reactions
Democratic leaders have denounced the alleged plan as ‘dangerous and undemocratic’, while some Republican figures have cautiously avoided direct commentary. Legal experts warn that any attempt to rewrite the Constitution would face significant procedural and public hurdles.
The controversy raises fresh questions about the future of American governance and the ongoing influence of Trump’s political movement on institutional norms.
