 ccrp poll constitutional amendment preventing congress from exempting themselves from the mandates they impose on constituents ccrp poll constitutional amendment preventing congress from exempting themselves from the mandates they impose on constituents new poll overview senator rand paul rky has introduced a constitutional amendment in senate joint resolution 25 that would prevent congress from exempting themselves from the mandates being imposed on their constituents the proposed amendment states congress shall make no law applicable to a citizen of the united states that is not equally applicable to congress under applicable provisions of the measure the executive and judicial branches of the federal government would likewise be subject to all laws passed by the legislature new poll question should a constitutional amendment be passed preventing congress from exempting themselves from mandates yes no undecided to vote in this poll click on this link should a constitutional amendment be passed preventing congress from exempting themselves from mandates   to enter your comments click on add new comment after you vote previous poll question should the michigan legislature pass a law that would ban smoking in a motor vehicle that has children in it yes 34 no 64 undecided 2 two comments were made on this poll comment 1 smoking in a vehicle with children please state of mi just leave us alone federal govt please just leave us alone why can t you just leave us alone ida s comment 2 smoking in car at face value this seems to make good sense but what s next police able to enter your home and make arrests for smoking and only tobacco but its ok to smoke pot in the car with your kids this is a personal liberty issue good choice or not it certainly shouldn t be 500 fine how about stronger enforcement t of more hazardous habits like repeat drunk drivers and texting while driving this is nanny state overreach and you would think rep singh would devote his energy and experience toward higher priorities   all emails addresses  