Opposing common sense reforms just because they don't fit your ideology (like "regional rights") is the definition of hackery.
It's the exact opposite of common sense, and yes we're going to support our ideology of giving power to the regions. The federal government already controls so much and now you want to pass regional rights when amending the Constitution, which usually does not happen lightly.
So if you are opposed to lower taxes since we have massive corporate and individual federal tax rates that discourage jobs and businesses from staying here even though it's common sense to do so you're a hack by your definition for not putting aside your ideology. Ideologies or just that, ideologies. It's what we believe in. Everyone isn't going to throw their stances on the issues aside to line up an unify for one solution presented to every problem.
