Let's read the constitution: The states
/Article IV makes the states subordinate to the national government.
Read MoreArticle IV makes the states subordinate to the national government.
Read MoreThe powers and duties of the president, in just over a thousand words.
Read MoreA few, rather random, limits on what government may do.
Read MoreArticle I, sections 7-8 list how congress may function, and the enumerated power it has from the constitution
Read MoreThe constitution begins with brief preamble stating the nation’s worthy and noble goals, both then and now.
Read MoreArticle I, Sections 1-6 describe the organization and election of congress.
Read MoreSetting out, just for fun, the read all the US constitution and its amendments.
Read MoreAmericans seem to think if the constitution says something, then that thing is true. And they think it even if evidence to the contrary is overwhelming.
Read MoreThe purpose here is not to take one side of the argument and insist that it (and only it) is correct. Rather, the intention here is to set aside five really bad reasons for taking one side or the other.
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Johns Hopkins University President Ronald Daniels
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