Synonyms for legislatures
leg·is·la·tures

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1. List of paraphrases for "legislatures":

   legislators, parliaments, assemblies

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1. Jessica Levinson:

   Trump thinks ‘our country is going to hell.’ Well, there is likely little more than a chance in hell that we are going to amend the Constitution, amending the Constitution is one of the most serious things that lawmakers can do. Therefore the path to doing it is rightfully arduous. I would put the chances … as beyond a longshot. To be sure, changing the Constitution, the supreme law of the land, would require a two-thirds vote in Congress, then ratification from three-fourths of state legislatures. It could also be changed through a constitutional convention in which at least 34 states convene to vote on an amendment, which would then need ratification from a minimum 38 states. Trump since announcing his candidacy in mid-June has made illegal immigrants from Mexico a top concern and has suggested several solutions -- including a wall along the southern border and the change to birthright citizenship.

2. Donald TrumpThe:

   Let's see whether or not somebody has the courage, whether it's legislators or legislatures or a justice of the The Pennsylvania Supreme Court or a number of justices of The Pennsylvania Supreme Court.

3. Jeff Laughlin:

   It sends an important message that legislatures don't have to be afraid of this, it's not a third rail anymore.

4. Former Sen. Bob Dole:

   If he's the nominee, we're going to have wholesale losses in Congress and state offices and governors and legislatures.

5. Donald Boyd:

   It may be that what legislatures do is they cut spending, maybe they cut teachers, maybe they cut police and fire, maybe they cut Medicaid, or maybe they raise taxes. But the government and therefore the taxpayers one way or another generally have to make up any shortfalls, if they fall 12 percent short in a single year, we’re looking at more than $400 billion of a shortfall, which taxpayers would have to make up.