No Such Thing As a Free Lunch: Puzzle #2

"Subject of a 500-year-old purity law in Germany"

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[Rev Arthur L kuckland]

Partial Answer key:
4 down, dem or tq+
6 down, no wuflu
21 down, whore
23 down, spies
11 across, dnc (if your to the right of Mao your here illegally)
15 across, slack
14 across, nil
18 across, fag
32 across, pimpk (promise is made promise keep
29 across esgs esg score

[Dillinger]

gracias

[mad.casual]

Oh come on! The obvious libertarian clue for 22 down is some pun around "Flowers By _____".

[Benitacanova]

Algernon?

[The Glibertine Party]

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[Liberty Mint]

14 Across

It's arguable that the answer, to the question as phrased, is inaccurate.

Madison submitted 17 Amendments to the House as the original Bill of Rights.

The Senate reduced this to 12 Amendments.

Congress passed 12, but the States only ratified 10 of those initially, and one more as the most recent Amendment, #27, in 1992.

Eliminating this discrepancy in future situations might be resolved by using as the clue a particular clause contained within the 10th Amendment, a summary, or other such iteration.

[Fred12345]

Thanks for the puzzle! Is there a link on the main page where we can find old puzzles? I had a hard time finding this one.