A Theme for the Right to Civility of Governance

When politicians and government members become increasingly belligerent, maliciously demeaning and plain viciously nasty it is We The People’s right and duty to remedy this deplorable problem of government.   The People shall correct this non-productive attitude by further enumerating the US Constitution with severe consequences for any and all government members who are not civil when conducting any official or related government actions. 

Below is excerpt, from ROU’s proposed constitutional amendment, that would fully rectify the attitude problem We The People find in our governance. 

1.1.4.8 Right to Civility of Governance 

1.1.4.8.1          All members of government and all candidates for any government position of all levels of government shall fully conform to this civility mandate without exception, exemption or targeting or be treasonous for not. 

1.1.4.8.2          Compliance failure of government civility shall result in sanctioning for up to the 3rd offence for all evolved governmental members. 

1.1.4.8.2.1.1.1 After 3rd sanction for civility violations all perpetrators shall be immediately be removed from any further governmental service and prosecuted for treasonous acts. 

1.1.4.8.3          No governmental member or candidates of any government position of any level of government shall engage in any denigration or defamation or besmirch, by any action or method, of any level of government or any member of any level of government or any candidate for any level government position or any USA citizen of good standing or of any USA organization of good standing and to do so is treasonous and such members or candidates shall be removed from office or candidacy consideration and prosecuted appropriately for unconstitutional action without  exception,  exemption  or targeting. 

1.1.4.8.4          All governmental members of all levels of government and all candidates for any level of government position are required to make only factual statements and give only factual information and shall not give any opinion or hearsay when making any official public address by any communications media and any such address made shall fully comply with the Good Faith and Fair Dealing mandate without exception, exemption or targeting. 

1.1.4.8.4.1       Opinion and hearsay can be given by governmental members or candidates of any level of government position if and only if such official or candidate fully and prominently and specifically identifies subject matter as opinion or hearsay and specifically identifies who originally sourced or sources this instance of opinion or hearsay.