I have written before about the many almost unknown provisions of the U.S. Constitution. There is the Seventh Amendment (quick now — what rights does it guarantee?); or the provision requiring Congress to guarantee every state “a republican form of government”); or the only mention of religion outside of the First Amendment (near the end of the original document, stating that no religious test can be required to hold federal office). Still, the most consequential provision in the entire constitution may well be Article V of the original (unamended) document, which provides the mechanism to amend the Constitution. The Founders wanted to set a high bar — and boy, did they succeed. Normally, ne
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