Though they acknowledged that some pageants expressly prohibit altering one's "southern parts," some interpret the rules of this pageant a bit more loosely.
The owners sued Mr. Macklowe personally, arguing that the L.L.C. was "an alter ego" expressly intended to shield him from liability.
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The Constitution expressly gives Congress power to "make or alter" laws that regulate the "manner" of federal elections, while state governments retain broad authority over state and local elections (subject to constitutional provisions prohibiting discrimination and poll taxes).
It was doubtless out of an awareness of the need for such flexibility that Congress included in the original Act, and has since retained, a clause expressly reserving to it "the right to alter, amend, or repeal any provision" 42 U. S. C. § 1304.
In the crowd outside the Stephen Sondheim Theater this month was Casey Measel (top right), who had flown in from Detroit expressly to see Pee-wee and his real-life alter ego, the actor Paul Reubens.
This stands in pointed contrast to Article I, Section 4, which delegates authority in the first instance to the state legislatures to determine the time, place and manner of congressional elections, but expressly reserves to Congress the power to "make or alter" such regulations...
"The right to alter, amend, or repeal this Act is hereby expressly reserved.
Except as expressly provided herein, nothing in this Act shall be construed to alter the scope of any party's rights under existing law.
