Can the US Constitution be changed?

Yes. But it is very difficult. The following is a quote: "There are essentially two ways spelled outin the Constitution for how to propose an amendment. One has never been used. read more

Yes it can be changed. It takes that a proposal of an amendment to the Constitution be put before the US Congress, either in the House of Representatives or in the Senate, and subsequently in the other chamber. The proposal must be passed by 2/3 majority in both chambers, and the passed proposal must be identical. read more

Under Article Five, the Constitution can be amended in two ways: through a two-thirds majority vote in Congress or by a two-thirds vote of a national convention at the request of at least two-thirds of the states. read more

“Nevertheless, in such a convention, the ENTIRE Constitution is subject to review and can be altered and changed. This could be everything from installing “social justice” to the dissolution of the federal government. read more