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Trump Supports Amendment To Ban Flag Burning. Here's How Conservatives Reacted To The News.

Trump Supports Amendment To Ban Flag Burning. Here's How Conservatives Reacted To The News.
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Earlier this week Sens. Steve Daines (R-MT) and Kevin Cramer (R-ND) introduced a Constitutional amendment that would ban the desecration of the American flag. 

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President Donald Trump took to Twitter to say he supports the amendment because it's a "no brainer."

He had actually said something similar back in 2016:

The Constitutional amendment is highly unlikely to pass Congress. Two-thirds the House and another two-thirds of the Senate must vote to formally propose an amendment. Assuming that passes, three-fourths of all state legislatures must vote in favor of the amendment. If that passes then it's added to the Constitution.

Conservatives, however, debated the issue. Should this be a Constitutional amendment? 

Some were very supportive of the idea.

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Others had concerns, specifically about the right to free speech. The Supreme Court previously ruled in Texas v. Johnson that burning the American flag is protected under the First Amendment.

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