Pl asap first one to answer will get the question 22 (1 point) question 22 unsaved which is true about the parliamentary democracy of canada? question 22 options: a. elections for the governor-general are held in april. b. kings or queens rule automatically in a democratic government. c. the prime minister is also a part of parliament (legislative branch). d. lawmakers inherit their right to serve in parliament, and citizens have no voting power. question 23 (1 point) question 23 unsaved why do some people in quebec want independence from canada? question 23 options: a. french descendants living in quebec feel their culture and language is being overwhelmed by the english. b. they feel their religion is oppressed. c. canada conquered quebec in ww2 d. they want to keep the minerals there for themselves.

Edwin meese, former attorney general, from a speech delivered in 1985 (excerpted): “those who framed the constitution chose their words carefully; they debated at great length the most minute points. the language they chose meant something. it is incumbent upon the court to determine what that meaning was… “it is our belief that only ‘the sense in which the constitution was accepted and ratified by the nation,’ and only the sense in which laws were drafted and passed provide a solid foundation for adjudication. any other standard suffers the defect of pouring new meaning into old words, thus creating new powers and new rights totally at odds with the logic of our constitution and its commitment to the rule of law.” based on this quote, would you label meese as being a loose constructionist or an originalist? why? explain your reasoning in complete sentences and in your own words.