text: In reply to message74195: I agree 100% and don’t think what you stated should be a problem. The United States Constitution was written intentionally vague, or let’s say general, so that it could be adapted to the states and live long. Documents that are too specific become outdated and bastardized when everyone tries to update it. So a loose but definitive national policy/document that is then adapted by each state should not be a problem. But as the Founding Fathers intended, there should be nothing in any state policy that is in direct opposition to the national document.