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Several prominent evangelical Protestants in Washington have told the White House that backing the constitutional amendment is vital to getting evangelical voters to turn out on Election Day.

We all know a Balanced Budget Amendment is vital to stopping out of control spending.

The amendment was vital to getting crowd-funding right and improving the Jobs Act.

The victory delighted campaigners who had claimed the amendment was vital to prevent discrimination at work, in the classroom and in the health service.

"I pulled out all the stops," Wyden told me, "to convince the president's economic team that this amendment was vital to the White House for two reasons: 1) the president had spoken out against bonuses; 2) fury about bonuses would kneecap confidence in the president's entire economic policy".

"But the McCain-Feinstein Amendment is a vital and welcome step toward ensuring that the United States never again uses torture". McCain confirmed earlier this year to HuffPost that he was working to insert a torture provision into the NDAA, which his committee spearheads.

Indeed, as one recent commentator has noted, the Fourth Amendment is so vital and expensive that it could almost be classified as a "top secret" because of how much "useful information its test and the case law surrounding it" provide to potential enemies even as its protections have been undermined in recent years.

This is vital, since amendment of the electoral laws in line with international standards would not only enhance confidence in elections, but also reduce the potential for violence and instability.

As the United States celebrates the centennial of the 19th Amendment, it's vital to remember that some of its heroes were less than heroic.

However, it will have to face one of the hardest constitutional amendment processes where wide agreement between Democrats and Republicans is vital.

"Now more than ever, it is vital that we honor the First Amendment and the freedom of the press". .